Alpine 200 Sleeping Bag

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About this product

The Rab Alpine 200 is a duck down sleeping bag designed for spring and summer mountain use, offering a practical balance of warmth, weight, and packability. Its tapered mummy shape features a chevron baffle design across the upper torso that reduces down migration and concentrates warmth where it matters most. The lightweight stitch-through construction pairs with a Pertex Quantum shell made from recycled nylon, while the interior is filled with duck down. A 3-dimensional synthetic-filled neck collar seals in heat, and a YKK three-quarter-length main zip includes a synthetic-filled baffle, an anti-snag insert, and an internal zip guard. The angled foot box accommodates a natural sleeping posture. Additional details include a YKK zipped internal stash pocket, a drawcord stuff sack, and a zipped storage sack with a water-resistant base. Each bag is hand-filled in Derbyshire, United Kingdom. Available in a left-zip configuration in Firecracker colour (SKU: QSD-26).

Category: Sleeping Gear
Brand: Rab
Material: 100% Woven Nylon Shell, Down filled sleeping bag
Color: Colour: Firecracker
Size: Left Zip
Country Of Origin: United Kingdom

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Alpine 200 for its strong warmth-to-weight ratio, compact pack size, and solid build quality at a competitive price point. The Pertex Quantum shell, Nikwax hydrophobic down treatment, and trapezoid boxwall baffle construction are frequently highlighted as standout features that keep the bag performing well even in damp conditions. The 3D down collar, chevron baffles, and angled footbox earn appreciation for thoughtful thermal design. The most common criticism centers on the narrow mummy cut, which cold sleepers or broader users may find restrictive, and some note that the 650FP duck down (versus higher-fill goose down alternatives) limits warmth relative to more premium options at a similar weight. The bag is widely regarded as a good-value summer and alpine season choice, but users caution it runs cool near its rated limit temperature.