A good night's sleep is a key element to a great outdoor experience
We are often asked, "Is it cold to camp outdoors, especially in winter, sometimes in the snow?" "What brand and
model of
Sleeping Bag do you have and what is the temperature limit?" This is a very difficult question to answer,
as there are many factors that can affect sleep at night in outdoor camping.
1. choice of campsite, and what to sleep on?
The location of the campsite is key to choosing, flat, sheltered from the wind, and dry - uneven ground directly
affects the sleeping body, even if you are using an air mattress try to find a flat surface.
When camping outdoors, blowing wind can take away body temperature and it can make the outdoor environment
very noisy, so it is also important to choose a campsite that is sheltered from the wind.
2. selection of
Sleeping Gear In some tests, researchers have found that heat loss through the ground is three times greater than heat loss
through the air. Poor-quality pads can make an expensive sleeping bag feel more or less useless, while a good
sleeping pad may improve the quality of your sleep. A good sleeping pad will keep you comfortable on the
uneven ground of a worse campsite, while also providing a key barrier against heat loss.
3. Keep your sleeping environment dry
What protection do you have to keep you and your sleeping bag dry and windproof?
Where do you sleep, a hut, a tent, a snow cave, or an alpine hut? All of these can affect your sleep. Staying
dry is not only about protecting yourself from precipitation, but it is equally important to deal with condensation.
If your sleeping bag gets damp, try to dry it out in the sun or build a fire to dry it out before you go to bed.
As a professional supplier of camping outdoor products, we are committed to bringing our customers a great
outdoor experience and high-longevity outdoor sleeping products, and we look forward to working with you
in the future.
