High Peak sleeping bag TR 300.

My evaluation and experience

For me, true luxury is not to be found in grand hotels, but in the quiet moments I experience deep in the forests. A good sleeping bag, that is the gateway to freedom under the stars.

The High Peak TR 300 sleeping bag is such a piece of luxury that I have been using for many years now.

I bought this good piece at the beginning of my outdoor journey and it still accompanies me after many years in spring, summer, and autumn. Everything still works flawlessly after years: the zipper, hood, and insulation.

And what I particularly like: the sleeping bag is extra wide - great for those who like to turn in their sleep (like me). Without bumping into the walls of their mobile bed right away.

Its good insulation technology protects you from the nightly cold, and the breathable material ensures that you stay comfortably tempered even in the event of an unexpected temperature rise.

The carefully considered moisture regulation keeps you dry, even when the morning dew settles on the tent fabric.

The TR 300 is robust and durable. Designed to withstand the whims of the wilderness while always conveying a sense of home and security.

With a great design that combines comfort and practicality, this sleeping bag also offers special features such as an integrated small pocket for valuables and documents, an adjustable contour hood, and an extra-long 2-way zipper to the foot end.

Whether you spend a clear, frosty night under the open sky or find peace in the protected embrace of your tent, this sleeping bag is your loyal companion that enriches every one of your outdoor experiences.

Tip: Remember to maintain your sleeping bag properly.

What other buyers say about the product

The voices from the community are relatively clear: The TR 300 scores particularly well with its robustness, moisture regulation and space.

Criticism includes, among other things, the issue of heat performance near freezing point, the somewhat fiddly packing bag, as well as the packing size and weight not being optimal for every planned tour.