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Top 9 Cool and Unusual Sleeping Bags
March 6, 2012 Posted in Advertising 0 Comment
Sleeping bags are useful and highly-functional things, all travelers have them and love the bags so much. As you could quickly see, here is a cool collection of 9 Cool and Unusual sleeping Bag designs that will do more than just warm your body, for they will also be a lot of fun. We have to notify you, some of those sleeping bags are not really suitable for outdoor events. However, you can’t deny these are pretty fun designs which make you want to use them even you are at home. Hope you enjoy the collection.
1. Cocon – Sleeping bag Chair:
The armchair “Cocon” tells in a poetic way the ritual of wrapping ourselves up in a blanket on the sofa. Enveloped by this armchair people can relax, watch tv, read…
2. The Great Sleeping Bear:
Cool bear shaped sleeping bag, designed by Eiko Ishizawa from Amsterdam, will keep you warm and scare your friends when you go camping.
3. ChumBuddy – shark sleeping bag:
It’s a stuffed toy! IT’S A SHARK! In an effort to make sharks more cuddly, it is designed and produced a prototype for the ChumBuddy. This 7 foot monster plush was 100% hand sewn (sewing machines hate me) from fleece and felt & contains about 30 lbs of poly-fill.
4. Tauntaun Sleeping Bag:
This high-quality sleeping bag looks just like a Tauntaun, complete with saddle, printed internal intestines, and a plush lightsaber zipper pull. Now when your kids tell you their favorite Star Wars movie is “Attack of the Clones” you can nestle the wee-ones snug in simulated Tauntaun fur while regaling them with the amazing tale of “Empire Strikes Back”.
5. The Hanging Sleeping Bag Shelter:
This Sleeping Bag Shelter is designed John Moriarty and Billy Harney’s concept emergency shelter, which they call ‘Cocoon’, although a more descriptive name might have been ‘Uvula’. But I digress. Basically, it’s an insulated sleeping bag that users could hang from such things as tree limbs or cliff faces.
6. Selk Sleeping Bag:
Ligthweight construction is 30% lower in weight than previoius versions of Selk’bag
45 degree performance (EN13537) perfect for two-season outdoor and two-season indoor use.Compact carry sack allows for easy portability to and from the campsite, car or wherever you go.Soft polyester shell with ripstop and water-resistant finish is both comfortable and durableNew quick-release hand closure system allows for quick hand exit and entry without having to open and close zippers
7. Pizza Sleeping Bag:
Do you love pizza? Have you ever loved pizza so much you’ve wanted to sleep inside one? Now you can! This genius creation by Brookish7 over at the brilliant craft stall in internet land Etsy will keep you toasty warm, while making you look good enough to eat.
8. Anatomical Model Sleeping Bag:
The following anatomical Japanese sleeping bag is a very vivid and bright way to make your campouts life cool and sleepover parties funny, lol. After a closer inspection you do understand that the manufacturers were careful to make this bag unisex and very handy for the person who wants to stab you in your sleep, brrr.
9. Sexy Hotness sleeping bag:
Sexy Hotness is the perfect sleeping bag for making love in the woods. Zippers on both sides allow you to connect as many sleeping bags together as your party requires.20 degree temperature rating keeps you cozy on those chilly nights.
Centrally located middle zippers allow for access to the erogenous zones. The middle zipper allows for easy walking and airing out your nether regions.
Fits up to 5 ft 9 inches tall. Shoulder girth is 60 inches, hip girth is 62 inches.With the built-in padded slippers, you never have to get out of your sleeping bag for those pesky middle-of-the-night bathroom breaks.






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