The Sea to Summit Sleep Systems

Beyond the four walls of the family home, we’re entitled to a sleep setup that allows us to stretch as far as a sunlit horizon, and bivvy down for a blissful outback slumber. From the campsite to the trackside, read up on the lowdown of how to layer those overnight getaways!

Sea to Summit Sleeping Pads & Mats

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The Camp Plus S.I. is designed to provide maximum comfort to those who are looking for a versatile all-round sleeping mat. The combination of robust and durable 75D fabric with the unique Delta Cores technology allows Sea to Summit to remove over 40% of foam and create a compact sleeping mat. The Camp Plus S.I. is thicker than the original Camp Mat S.I. and features horizontal Delta Cores. It offers high quality durability and comfort.

Sea to Summit Camp Mat Self Inflating - Large

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All Spark sleeping bags are characterised by their ultra-light weight, minimal packing size and excellent thermal performance. The Spark SpII features vertical breast chambers that are stitched throughout for extra down and reduced cold bridging. Other continuous horizontal chambers in the foot area minimize the weight. A half-sided zipper with two sliders makes a comfortable entrance possible and serves for additional ventilation.

Sea to Summit Spark Down Sleeping Bag (SPII) Long

The Sea to Summit Ultralight Air Mat - Regular provides the lightest and smallest packed size mat without compromising on comfort. Ideal for hiking or travelling light the mat is still comfy at 5cm thick and has an R-value of R0.7. The air sprung cells are the core technology of the Sea to Summit range and are the reason why you will sleep better on a Sea to Summit Sleeping Mat.

Sea to Summit Ultralight Mat - Regular

nylon Imported 28-degree Fahrenheit (-2-degree Celsius) ultralight down sleeping bag for 2-season backpacking, bike packing, and touring; technical

Sea to Summit Spark Ultralight Down Sleeping Bag

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