Lucky Sheep® Sleeping Bags
Go wild. Go light. Go natural.
The only lightweight natural fiber wool organic sleeping bag on the market. Packable, trail friendly, ready for adventure.
Featured Products
The REWILDER
Merino Liner with Cotton Shell/ 20 Degrees 4 lbs./$467
(Also available with Merino Shell and Beeswax Coated Cotton)
The TREE HUGGER
Organic Cotton Liner and Shell/ 35 Degrees/ 3 lbs./ $367
Performance you can count on in any weather.
- Just like wind chill changes an individual’s perception of temperature, so does humidity. Wool will perform in the variety of harsh outdoor conditions where adventure happens.
- Wool will help you FEEL warmer, not merely survive. Wool will also perform in damp and humid conditions such as dew, fog, and frost unlike any other bag. A bit of rain on the bag? No worries. This bag will keep you warm even when up to 40% wet and will slowly dry out from your body heat alone.
Lucky Sheep Sleeping Bag Demo
The Year in Review and Looking Ahead
This is the fourth year since the kick off of Lucky Sheep. It has been an exciting journey and my mission to introduce natural fibers to the outdoor market is catching on as people discover there is an alternative.Some of you know me through my previous...
Why Damp Weather Makes Us Feel Colder
Why Damp Weather Makes Us Feel Colder Our clothing keeps us warm on cool days by trapping air between our bodies and clothing. The clothing, and layer of trapped air, prevents our bodies from losing heat by convection currents, which transfer heat by...
Interview on Divine Superconductor Radio
Kickin off the new year with a bang...I had an awesome interview on Divine Superconductor Radio with Matt Blackburn about my upcoming book, The Rewilder's Guide to Camping and Backpacking.We covered a ton of ground, going back to my epic journey from...
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Linville Gorge Backpacking Trek Part Two [With VIDEO]
Evening of Day Two--Making Fire in the RainAfter a challenging wet hike on Day Two (see part one here) me and my comrades went into our individual tents to dry off, warm up, and recuperate from a prolonged cold exposure.When I finally crawled out of my...
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Showing Side Flaps
Flaps on sides tuck under you to close bag tight and make exiting and entering super easy.
Cotton Stuff Sack.
Comes with stuff sack measuring 11″ diameter x 21″ tall.
Compresses down to 11″x11″
Stuffs down to 1/2 the stuff sack size.
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Use on your standard closed cell foam pad, or try our wool Sleeping Felt.
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The Lucky Sheep™ Story (get your popcorn!)
A few years ago I had a strange fascination with living outside on the edge where the frost or dew greet me every morning. Not JUST when backpacking but ALSO when backpacking.
I had MCS or Multiple Chemical Sensitivities and I went into nature to heal. It was where I could get grounded and get away from the toxins inside modern houses. I wanted to make nature my home and not a mere ‘camping’ experience. That meant bringing the most comfortable things that didn’t compromise quality of life.
But there was no safe camping gear. Everything was synthetic and toxic. So I started playing with designs for natural fiber camping gear.
I discovered how sleeping with wool outside was as delicious as walking barefoot on the ground. The quality of sleep that wool provides is unparalleled. And sleep is where we heal. I needed to be outside AND to sleep. They actually go together perfectly, but I had to find a way to make it light enough to carry.
