Sierra Designs keeps on pumpin’ out the hits! We recently had the opportunity to try out their Pyro 15 sleeping bag, and it did not disappoint. This high-end 15 degree bag most notably comes with their Core Comfort body mapping technology, which places insulation in the areas it’s most needed, thus reducing weight. The 600 fill down insulation bag weighs 2 lbs 13 oz and has a ton of great features. Check out the review and be sure to stop by sierradesigns.com for more!

Grand Trunk’s Nano-7 Hammock has to be about the lightest, most compact hammock in the universe. At just 7 ounces, you can hardly afford not to take it with you on your next backpacking or camping trip! The newest version features some great improvements, so you’ll want to check this one out.  And be sure to visit GrandTrunkGoods.com for even more on this and other Grand Trunk gear.

The ENO Onelink Hammock System is an all in one system that will keep you comfortable hammock camping in almost any conditions and won’t break the bank. The system can be customized to include different size hammocks, an insect shield, various fly and rain tarp configurations, and all sorts of cool accessories.  Do yourself a solid and check this one out fo sho my weebles.  Stop by eaglesnestoutfittersinc.com for even more hammock sweetness.

The Selk’bag Sleepwear System is a truly one of a kind sleeping bag. It has arms legs, pockets, and is completely mobile. Walk around the campsite, stay warm, and do the hokey pokey.  Check out the review, and stop by Selkbagusa.com for more info!

This week’s gear giveaway features two great products from Suisse Sport, the Yosemite Tent and the Adventurer Ultra-Compactable Mummy Sleeping Bag. One winner will win both of these great products, so be sure to watch the video for entry rules. Stop by CampToys.com for more info on this tent and bag!

Eureka! consistently produces quality gear at affordable prices.  The Casper lives up to this reputation, packing a 15 degree rating and tons of cool features into a $100 price tag. Check out the review for more info, and be sure to stop by EurekaTent.com.

The Teton Sports XXL Cot is the biggest cot we’ve ever seen.  While it could sleep Ben and Josh comfortably, it’s really more designed for the Big and Tall crowd.  This thing is a beast of a cot, sturdy, durable, and attractive.  Check out the review and stop by TetonSports.com for more on this bad boy!

The North Face Superlight sleeping bag is a zero degree bag that is, as the name suggests, very lightweight. Made with goose down fill 600, nylon ripstop top shell, and nylon taffeta lining, the Superlight has great features. Truly a high-end, top of the line sleeping bag, it is one of TNF’s finest. Check out the review and be sure to stop by http://CampingGearTV.com for more backpacking and camping gear reviews.

Ben and Josh venture to America’s only remaining major sleeping bag factory, in Haleyville, Alabama to see just how a sleeping bag is made.  So much goes into making these popular sleeping bags.  From the beginning stages of raw material processing, to the final packaging and shipping, you’ll notice tremendous efficiency and skill in the workers at Exxel Outdoors. During our visit to their plant, we quickly noticed how much pride they take in the products produced, and after watching this we’re sure you will too!

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