Naturehike
Naturehike Egg-shaped Cotton Sleeping Bag (2026)
Rectangular
Get it · PS300
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14-day returns, any store
Common questions
Borderline fittersEach arm hole has an inner flap that closes over it when you are not using it. With your arms out, your body stays inside the bag with the hood and collar closed, so you lose far less heat than by unzipping.
PS300 (comfort 3.9 °C) for September nights and warm sleepers; PS500 (comfort −1.9 °C) for October, for cold sleepers, or if you plan to sit around camp in it after dark. The PS500 is about 1 kg heavier and noticeably thicker.
It is designed for sitting and lounging at camp with your hands free: make coffee, read, use your phone without unzipping. You can shuffle a few steps, but it is a sleeping bag, not a suit.
Yes. One Gray (left zip) and one Brown (right zip); two of the same colour will not join.
About
Naturehike Egg-shaped Cotton Sleeping Bag (2026)
The sleeping bag you don't have to get out of: arm holes let you sit up, hold a coffee or check your phone while you stay zipped in, and a hood and draft collar keep the heat where it belongs. PS300 for September nights, PS500 for October and cold sleepers.
Key facts
- PS500: comfort 3.9 °C, limit −1.4 °C, extreme −17.1 °C
- PS300: the lighter fill for milder nights
- Cotton fill, pongee shell, machine washable
- 2.25 kg (PS300) / 3.35 kg (PS500)
- Gray is the left-zip version, Brown the right-zip; one of each zips into a double
Why this one
- Arm holes with inner flaps: hands free, body still zipped to the chest.
- Hood and collar close the heat leak a normal rectangular bag has.
- Sit up, read, make coffee in the morning without leaving the bag.
Good to know
It is a bag for sitting and lounging at camp, not a suit for walking around. Store it loose so the fill keeps its loft.
The numbers
Temperature & season
Fill & construction
Zips & care
| Warmth | ||
|---|---|---|
| Comfort (°C) | 3.9 | -1.9 |
| Limit (°C) | -1.4 | -8.1 |
| Extreme (°C) | -17.1 | -26.5 |
| Fill Weight | 1260 g | 2100 g |
| Weight | 2.5 kg | 3.49 kg |
| Packed Size (cm) | φ26 × 46 cm | φ30 × 46 cm |
Complete the setup
2 pieces · sleeping bag + sleeping bag
Sizes are the ones in stock today; swap any of them on its product page.
Questions
Asked in store, answered by our fitters
Do the arm holes let cold air in?
Each arm hole has an inner flap that closes over it when you are not using it. With your arms out, your body stays inside the bag with the hood and collar closed, so you lose far less heat than by unzipping.
PS300 or PS500?
PS300 (comfort 3.9 °C) for September nights and warm sleepers; PS500 (comfort −1.9 °C) for October, for cold sleepers, or if you plan to sit around camp in it after dark. The PS500 is about 1 kg heavier and noticeably thicker.
Can I walk around in it?
It is designed for sitting and lounging at camp with your hands free: make coffee, read, use your phone without unzipping. You can shuffle a few steps, but it is a sleeping bag, not a suit.
Can two zip together?
Yes. One Gray (left zip) and one Brown (right zip); two of the same colour will not join.
How do I wash it?
Yes, it is machine washable: close the zips, use a gentle cycle and let it dry fully. Store it loose so the fill keeps its loft.
How is it different from a normal rectangular sleeping bag?
A normal bag makes you choose: warm and zipped in, or arms out and cold. This one has arm holes with flaps, a hood and a draft collar, so you sit up and use your hands while staying zipped to the chest. Same machine-washable cotton fill, same zip-together option, one extra idea that changes evenings at camp.