An adjustable children's sleeping bag from 160 to 190 cm
The Naturehike C180 children's sleeping bag is designed to last for several seasons thanks to its integrated extension system. Without the extension, the interior length is 160 cm, suitable for children up to 130 cm. By connecting the carry bag to the bottom zipper, the length increases to 190 cm for children up to 160 cm. A single children's sleeping bag thus covers 3 to 5 years of growth without needing replacement. The temperatures indicated by the supplier are +12°C for comfort and +5°C for the limit: these values are indicative, without independent laboratory certification. Children who feel the cold benefit from choosing a model with a lower comfort temperature.
Class A cotton lining: textile safety for sensitive skin
The Class A pure cotton lining meets the strictest textile classification for children's skin contact. It naturally absorbs moisture produced during sleep without causing a damp sensation, and contains no irritants or allergens. For a child's sleeping bag used night after night while camping, this level of certification provides parents with a concrete guarantee regarding the safety of the fabric in direct contact with their child's skin, including for skin that is sensitive or prone to allergic reactions.
Anti-pinch zipper and child autonomy at camp
The closure of the C180 children's sleeping bag features a two-way zipper with an anti-snag baffle along its entire length. The child can open and close the bag by themselves, without the risk of the zipper catching on the fabric or clothing during the night. The zipper at the bottom of the bag also allows for foot ventilation on warm nights. The integrated hood keeps the head warm without needing any adjustment by parents. These design details allow a child from 5-6 years old to manage their sleeping bag independently at camp, without outside help.
1.1 kg and compact: the children's sleeping bag for family camping
Packed into its 42 x 18 x 27 cm, 1.1 kg carrying bag, the C180 children's sleeping bag takes up little space in the trunk when heading off on a family camping trip. The envelope shape, when unfolded to 75 x 190 cm, provides a comfortable surface without excess bulk around the child's body. The hollow fiber down-like filling (180g/m²) maintains a light and consistent warmth suitable for spring, summer, and autumn nights in a tent. This compact sleeping bag serves as an excellent first set of overnight gear for ages 3-10, with or without a camping mattress.
For adults new to camping who want a spacious rectangular sleeping bag for around 11°C with no technical constraints, the Naturehike U150 is the natural transition to adult sleeping gear.
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The Naturehike C180 has a comfort temperature of 12°C and a lower limit temperature of 5°C. These values apply under standard conditions: sleeper in thermal base layers, on an insulated sleeping mat. It is designed for children's camping, family, nature outing use (3 seasons).
The Naturehike C180 is filled with hollow fiber down-alternative, 180 g/m². Down offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio: it packs down small and weighs less than synthetic insulation of equivalent warmth, which makes it the natural choice for wild camping and multi-day trekking. On the other hand, it loses efficiency when damp and needs careful drying. The Naturehike C180 weighs 1100 g, which places it in the lightweight category.
For static camping in France, a bag with a comfort temperature between 5°C and 15°C covers most situations from spring to autumn. Synthetic fill is often preferred for camping because it is easy to care for and tolerates humidity. Down is preferable if weight and packed size matter, especially if gear is carried on foot.
Night-time warmth when camping depends on several elements: a sleeping bag suited to the expected temperature, an insulated sleeping mat to cut heat loss through the ground (often underestimated), and dry clothes worn only for sleeping. Eating a hot meal before bed also helps the body produce heat during the night.
A down sleeping bag can be machine-washed at 30°C maximum on a delicate cycle, with a down-specific detergent (standard detergents damage the down). The machine should have a capacity of at least 7 kg. Low-heat tumble drying with tennis balls is essential to restore the down's loft. Do not spin at high speed.