Sleep System

Everything between you and the ground: an air mattress, a goose down sleeping bag and an inflatable pillow that pack small and carry light. The Ultralight Mattress Pro is 4 inches thick, has an R-value of 4.0 and inflates with a built-in foot pump. The down sleeping bag has a comfort rating of 50°F (10°C) and weighs 1.9 lbs.

6 products
Man carrying the green Restwild Ultralight Mattress Pro sleeping pad under his arm across a rocky desert plainSave 50%
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Restwild Ultralight Mattress Pro

$79.95Regular price $159.95
Ultralight Goose Down Sleeping Bag in navy blue, laid flat with one corner folded open, and packed in its compression sack

Ultralight Goose Down Sleeping Bag

$129.95
Ultralight Camping Pillow in dark gray quilted fabric, inflated, next to its gray Restwild stuff sackSave 22%

Ultralight Camping Pillow

$39.00Regular price $49.95
Green puffer blanket with orange piping, folded with one corner turned back, next to its green drawstring stuff sackSave 41%

Ultralight Puffer Blanket

$99.95Regular price $169.95
Orange emergency bivvy sack folded with the silver reflective inside showing, next to its small orange drawstring stuff sackSave 29%

Emergency Bivvy Sack

$24.95Regular price $34.95
Green Restwild Mattress Pro V2 sleeping pad with horizontal air channels and a built-in pillow, shown with its gray underside and green stuff sackSave 50%

Restwild Ultralight Mattress Pro V2

$94.95Regular price $189.95

How to choose

Start with the pad, because the ground pulls heat from your body all night. Side sleepers should look at thickness first: the Mattress Pro is 4 inches thick. Then match the sleeping bag's comfort rating to the coldest night you expect, and add a pillow if you usually wake up with a stiff neck.