Best Double Sleeping Bags of 2025

BEST DOUBLE SLEEPING BAG

The Feathered Friends Spoonbill UL is a two-person sleeping bag for couples who want to lighten their load.

What we love the most about the Spoonbill UL is it gives couples the warmth and intimacy of being in the same bag without having to give up comfort. There are two hoods and two collars that can be adjusted and a zip on each side so you don’t have to worry about bothering your partner when you get in and out. Feathered Friends trimmed unnecessary insulation from the bottom part of the bag and the floor is made of a super lightweight Dyneema fabric. All of this results in a warm, lightweight and comfortable sleeping bag. 

One of the downsides of the Spoonbill is it’s not great for couples who want to cuddle because of its two separate hoods. Another consideration is its price tag is pretty crazy, however if you consider the price of two premium sleeping bags, it might be worthwhile. It also loses major points when it comes to versatility. If one of you decides to go on a solo trip, you’ll need a different bag.

The Exped MegaSleep Duo 25 offers incredible bang for your bang. This double sleeping bag features a clever design that offers two temperature ratings. If it’s chilly out, sleep with the dark blue side up and stay toasty down to 25-degrees Fahrenheit. If it happens to be warmer out, the light blue side will keep you warm as long as temps don’t go below 40-degrees Fahrenheit. 

Stuff the Exped MegaSleep Duo 25 into your pack and unravel at camp. This double sleeping bag is compressible without losing loft so you can maximize insulation. Soft to the touch, the Exped MegaSleep Duo is an affordable option for the camping couple who want comfort and don’t mind a little extra bulk.

The Big Agnes King Solomon 15 is a roomy doublewide sleeping bag that is perfect for couples who are tired of zipping two bags together. 

What we love the most about this bag is how warm and cozy it is. Big Agnes claims it’s like your own bed in the backcountry and we have to agree. We also appreciated the well thought out design of the King Solomon 15. It has vertical baffles that help keep the insulation in place instead of bulking up on one side. It also has a pad sleeve on the bottom to prevent your sleeping pads from slipping out from underneath you and your partner in the middle of the night. 

One of the downsides to an extra spacious bag like this one is it tends to trap a lot of dead air making it not as warm as a snug bag. If you tend to get cold at night, consider adding a thermal liner. Another nitpick with this bag doesn’t work well with narrow sleeping pads, so if you decide to go for the King Solomon, you might want to consider getting a double pad as well. 

Tired of zipping two sleeping bags together? Then you will want to take a look at what the Nemo Jazz Duo has to offer. This sleeping bag built for two features an integrated design that attaches the sleeping bag to your sleeping pad to keep everything in place. With dimensions equivalent to a queen-size bed, you’ll find ample room for your hiking partner and your little tyke or furry friend. 

For additional comfort, Nemo incorporated a built-in pillowtop and a proprietary Blanket Fold that tucks in around your neck, sort of like your comforter at home. While the Nemo Jazz Duo may be on the heavy side, the size makes it a great choice for the family looking to do a casual overnighter backpacking trip.

Big Agnes named this sleeping bag Dream Island for a reason. This giant sleeping bag is pure camping luxury with its warm insulation and spacious interior. 

Snuggle up inside and get warm. The cozy hood and no-draft collar will prevent heat from escaping. Meanwhile, if one of you happen to get a little too warm, you can unzip the anti-snag zipper on your side and let out some of that body heat without disturbing your partner. While the Big Agnes Dream Island is certainly a luxury, it will cost you in weight and space. That said, if you’re not going far, this double sleeping bag may be right up your alley.