
Sierra Designs - Cloud 20
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Last updated: Oct 12, 2025 Scoring
I had a SD Cloud 20 and that was hard enough to wriggle in and out of, I can imagine these being much worse and would probably feel claustrophobic. This is why I think the Zenbivy system excels- no draughts, freedom of a quilt etc. problem is the ultralight bed is very expensive and the light bed fairly heavy for this sub.
r/Ultralight • Sleeping Quilts are Dead – What I Use Now & What NO ONE Talks About ->Sierra Designs Cloud range have a pad sleeve. Doesn't work with wide pads though.
r/CampingGear • Looking for sleeping bags with feature similar to the Big Agnes "PadLok" system ->The Sierra Designs Cloud bags have a special foot box with a vent at the back for exactly this. You can stick your feet out, then tuck them back in and it self-seals so no draughts. Easy. [https://sierradesigns.com/sleeping-bag-innovations?srsltid=AfmBOooHcixSiPZ\_Bjx-XiC3xILCla9-bss7Ycs\_kdpXL9sSHs\_YYO30](https://sierradesigns.com/sleeping-bag-innovations?srsltid=AfmBOooHcixSiPZ_Bjx-XiC3xILCla9-bss7Ycs_kdpXL9sSHs_YYO30)
r/wildcampingintheuk • Sleep bags which allows you to put your feet out recommendations ->I use a Sierra designs Cloud 800. They are designed for side sleepers but, imo, only if you sleep on your left. It is like a cross between a quilt and a sleeping but you do need a high R value mat.,
r/hiking • Sleeping bag for side or stomach sleeper? ->It's a great sleeping system if you're a fidgety side sleeper and I love the fact the foot box can be completely opened up into a loose quilt that won't take a midnight walk to the end of my tent thanks to the sheet toggles. However it does have some major drawbacks. It's very expensive for what it is, the sheet prevents the use of thicker high R rated sleeping pads, and most importantly of all it's very bulky due to poor compressibility. The -12°c quilt, full length sheet and pillow stuffed into a S2S 13L compression dry bag doesn't cinch down by much, maybe to about 8.5L. Whereas my Cloud 20 sleeping bag will cinch down to about 3.5L in a 5L dry bag for half the weight and same temperate rating as the Zenbivy Light.
r/wildcampingintheuk • Sleeping bag advice ->Not super wide, but fits at least the Z sol lite which is wider than most of the inflatable pads I’ve used! I love the cloud bag especially for that feature
r/CampingGear • Looking for sleeping bags with feature similar to the Big Agnes "PadLok" system ->Try a quilt. I recommend the sierra designs 20(?) or rei magma
r/CampingGear • Sleeping bag for a mostly back sleeper who turns like a rotisserie chicken ->I have a Sierra Designs sleeping bag that has an actual foot flap that allows you to have your feet out of the bag while your body is still in the bag. It’s great. Highly recommend.
r/backpacking • Sleeping bag recommendations for venting feet ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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