5 Reasons the Kelty Woobie 30 Is the Right Kid’s Sleeping Bag

The 30-degree rating is realistic for summer camping and most spring and fall trips. You can comfortably use it down to about 35°F with a good base layer.

It’s cut for a kid’s body with a shorter length and narrower width. Kids stay warmer than they would in an adult bag they rattle around in.

The lining is soft enough that kids actually want to sleep in it. That alone wins half the battle on campouts.

It’s priced at the sweet spot where you feel good about the quality. You won’t cry when it comes back from summer camp with mystery stains.

The bag is solid and well-insulated for its price. It handles inevitable camp grime without ruining your budget.