Solar Eco 1 Sleeping Bag

$171.09
$289.99Save $118.90 (41%)
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since August 2026 is $171.00; today’s price is $171.09.
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 16 Sleeping Gear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 36% — this deal’s 41% off is well above that mark.
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About this product
The Rab Solar Eco 1 is a mummy-style sleeping bag built for spring and summer camping, backpacking, and mountain trekking, including trips with changeable weather. It is constructed entirely from recycled materials, with a 100% woven nylon shell and 100% polyester filling. The concertina blanket construction on the upper section traps air to boost loft and warmth, while a single-layer blanket base keeps weight and packed size to a minimum. Localized quilting reduces cold transmission, and a close-fitting neck baffle with an adjustable drawcord helps retain heat. The YKK three-quarter-length main zip features a synthetic insulated zip baffle and an anti-snag internal zip guard. An adjustable hood closure with an elasticated cordlock adds further weather protection. A compression stuff sack is included. Available in Red Clay in size Large, this bag offers a practical, sustainability-focused option for three-season lightweight adventures.
- Category
- Sleeping Gear
- Brand
- Rab
- Material
- Shell: 100% Woven Nylon, Filling: 100% Polyester
- Color
- Colour: Red Clay
- Size
- L
- Shell
- 100% Woven Nylon
- Filling
- 100% Polyester
- Country Of Origin
- China
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Solar Eco 1 for its impressive lightweight and compact pack size, making it a popular pick for bikepacking, backpacking, and summer bivying. The Stratus synthetic insulation earns repeated credit for retaining warmth in damp or wet conditions, a clear advantage over down alternatives. The wide mummy fit and anti-snag zipper are also well-regarded for comfort and build quality. The use of 100% recycled materials is frequently highlighted as a genuine bonus. The most common criticism is that the bag runs cold near its rated limit, with some users needing extra layers on cooler nights. A few reviewers also note that pack size, while good for synthetic, is still bulkier than comparable down bags, and some mention the absence of a compression sack.
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