The Aurora Kingsize sleeping bag from Vango delivers a versatile design with a rectangular shape that provides plenty of room and comfort for family camping and caravanning trips.

The Aurora Double is a King-sized sleeping bag which is wider and longer than a standard double, the Aurora measures 168 cm across the chest in width compared to a standard double at 148 cm wide, and the Aurora measures 200cm long, compared to 190cm long on a standard double, making it a good king sized sleeping bag. Top and Bottom Layers Zip Apart - Enabling you to open the sleeping bag from the bottom for ventilation and also to fully separate the top and bottom layers to be used as a blanketGrade A Quality Fill – Superior fibre fill which is designed to be durable, warm and lightweight while retaining its loft and soft-touch Polair® Sumptuous Lining - 100% cotton fabric which is comfortable, soft to touch, warm and durable Large Double Size - Wider and longer than our standard doubles, this bag offers comfort levels for those who want extra space. Another great feature of the Aurora double can be converted into two single sleeping bags giving you a number of options while camping.

Horizontal Stitching - Evenly spaced to hold insulation in place and ensure even distribution throughout Offset Double Layer Construction– 2 separate layers of insulation are stitched in different places to make sure that there isn’t any cold spots where the stitching stops the filling from expanding Outer fabrics – Outer shells are commonly made of nylon – ripstop is popular as it is highly durable. Dryloft is a water-resistant, breathable fabric that is often used for sleeping bags. Polycotton shell – soft to touch, comfortable and durable fabric (30% cotton, 70% polyester 150m/g)

What Temperature Sleeping Bag Should I Get?

Angular Wave Stitching - Evenly spaced to hold insulation in place and ensure even distribution throughout Grade A Quality Fill – Superior fibre fill which is designed to be durable, warm and lightweight while retaining its loft and soft touch. Another question you may have is “what is the best material for a sleeping bag?” Most sleeping bags use a synthetic fill with a polyester shell. While down is warmer, it does not perform as well when wet and is usually more expensive than synthetic fills. Both have pros and cons, so decide which one suits your needs best. Season 3 - For 0°C or higher. The best winter sleeping bag temperature for the UK and often recommended for Duke of Edinburgh trips. Mummy Sleeping Bags. These are tapered towards your feet for a snug fit that creates extra warmth. You can’t move around as much, but they are better if you need a lightweight sleeping bag that performs well in cold temperatures.

If you and your partner want to have the comfort and warmth you experience at home in your tent or caravan - and don't mind spending a bit more for the privilege - then the Vango Aurora Double sleeping bag is for you! For the latest information and advice on COVID-19, please refer to the latest updates by the UK Government. Zip guard with anti-catch piping - Helps to prevent the zip from snagging on the lining, allowing easy opening and closing Inner linings – Fine nylon or polyester are the most common materials used for lining sleeping bags. Flannel or cotton are also popular for sleeping bag linings, although lightweight and breathable, cotton traps moisture so isn’t recommended for cold conditions. Camping mats – However good your sleeping bag is, it’s important to have another layer between yourself and the cold ground. So it’s a good idea to invest in a good double camping mat. Browse our full range of camping sleeping mats.

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Cotton Flannel Lining - A brushed, comfortable and durable fabric that is super soft to touch and incredibly warm Season 1 - For 10°C or higher. Good if you need a lightweight sleeping bag in warm conditions or camping abroad in mild climates.