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TETON Sports

TETON Sports Outfitter -35F Canvas Sleeping Bag

  • -35F per the title; specs give no temperature rating
  • 92 x 39 inches, rectangular
  • 7.67 feet maximum sleeper height
  • 20 pounds item weight
  • 1 person occupancy
  • Canvas shell, cotton and flannel fabric
  • Right zip, black canvas
  • Limited lifetime warranty, original owner only

Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A roomy, heavy canvas bag for car camping and hunting camps in deep cold, with a hood that cinches around the head. Its bulk and weight make it a poor match for carrying any distance.

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ASIN: B00DDP3BA0Category: Sleeping Bags

Overview

Hunting camps, wall tents and cold car campsites are where this TETON Outfitter belongs, since it is built for comfort over carry weight. A canvas shell wraps hollow fiber fill, and a mummy-style hood cinches around the head for extra warmth.

Space to stretch out and a tough canvas shell make it comfortable for long nights in a vehicle-based camp. It is too heavy and bulky for a pack, and the temperature rating appears only in the title, with the description saying just well below freezing.

Who it's for

Hunters and cold-weather car campers who want room to turn over get a long, wide bag with a soft cotton feel. People hiking to camp, or sleeping where the vehicle cannot reach, will struggle with its weight.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Roomy rectangular cut for tall sleepers
  • Hood cinches for extra warmth
  • Durable canvas outer shell
  • Soft cotton and flannel fabric
Cons
  • Too heavy for backpacking
  • Temperature rating appears only in the title
  • Rectangular shape leaves more air to heat
  • Canvas adds bulk when packed

Performance notes

Warmth depends on the hollow fiber fill trapping air inside a rectangular cut, and the cinching hood closes the main heat leak around the head. A wide bag leaves more internal air to warm, so a sleeper in deep cold benefits from a pad underneath and a closed hood. Canvas resists abrasion but adds weight and packed bulk.

Where it stands among sleeping bags

  • #7 most-searched brand and model of the 30 sleeping bags lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 83 sleeping bags we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandTETON Sports
Dimensions & fit
Maximum Height Recommendation92 incheshigher than 100% of 33 sleeping bags
Item weight20 poundshigher than 100% of 33 sleeping bags
Item Dimensions L x W92 × 39 inches
Capacity & performance
Temperature Rating-35 °F
Construction & materials
ShellMaterialCanvas
Fabric TypeCotton, Flannel
ColorBlack Canvas
Included components
Included ComponentsSleeping Bag, Stuff Sack
Warranty & support
Warranty DescriptionLimited lifetime
Other details
Occupancy1 Person
ShapeRectangular With Mummy-Style Hood
Closure TypeZipper, Right Zip
SeasonsAll Seasons
Additional FeaturesCompressible

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  • Item weight 20 vs 16.5 pounds (+21%)
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  • Maximum Height Recommendation 92 vs 78 inches (+18%)
  • Item weight 20 vs 8.2 pounds (+144%)
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  • Maximum Height Recommendation 92 vs 78 inches (+18%)
  • Item weight 20 vs 6 pounds (+233%)
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Frequently asked questions

Is the TETON Outfitter a backpacking sleeping bag?

No. At 20 pounds with a canvas shell, it is built for car camping and hunting camps where the vehicle carries the load. The description aims it at car campers.

How do I wash the TETON Outfitter sleeping bag?

No care instructions are in the listing, and the warranty asks owners to follow the care instructions, so read the tag before washing.

What does the TETON Outfitter warranty exclude?

The limited lifetime warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship for the original owner only. It excludes normal wear and tear, such as zippers that wear out after extended use, and misuse.

Does the TETON Outfitter zip together with a second bag?

The listing does not mention pairing. It specifies a right zip only, so check with TETON Sports before planning a double setup.