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A brand born from a genuine adventure
Sea to Summit
Sea to Summit's story starts in Perth, Western Australia, where a teenage Roland Tyson began designing his own outdoor gear on a secondhand sewing machine. The name itself comes from a genuine feat of adventure — a solo climb from sea level to the summit of Everest — and that same spirit of pushing further with better gear has driven the brand ever since.
Today, Sea to Summit is distributed in over 70 countries and has picked up more design awards across more categories than almost any other brand in the outdoor industry. But the philosophy hasn't changed: obsessive, real-world-tested design that solves genuine problems for the people using it.
Genuine design innovation
From patented Air Sprung Cell mat technology to the Free Flow Zip system in their sleeping bags, Sea to Summit consistently rethinks categories other brands take for granted.
Tested in the real world
Every product is developed through genuine field testing across some of the harshest conditions on earth, from the Australian outback to the Himalayas, not just in a lab.
Australian-founded, globally trusted
Still headquartered in Perth, Sea to Summit has grown from a one-person workshop into a globally distributed brand, without losing sight of where it started.

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Why We Love the Sea to Summit Spark Down Sleeping Bag
Our deep dive into one of the lightest sleeping bags we stock. This post covers what makes the Spark such a favourite among ultralight hikers, from its premium 850+ fillpower Ultra-Dry goose down to just how little it actually weighs in your pack. If you're chasing warmth without the bulk, this is the bag worth knowing about.

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Sea to Summit sleeping bag: how to pick the right one for your trip
Not sure which bag is right for you? With so many options in the Sea to Summit range, choosing the right sleeping bag can feel more complicated than it needs to be. This post breaks down what actually matters, fill power, temperature rating, weight, and style, then compares every bag and quilt in the range side by side, from the ultralight Spark Pro to the budget-friendly synthetic Hamelin.
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Choosing the right sleeping bag can make or break your next trip, whether you're camping in the backyard or trekking through alpine terrain. This free guide breaks down our full range of sleeping bags, side by side, so you can quickly compare features, temperature ratings, fill types, and pricing before you buy.
Inside, you'll find an easy-to-read comparison of every sleeping bag in the PAST Outdoors range — from lightweight synthetic options for warm-weather trips to premium sleeping bag down models built for serious cold. We've laid out the specs that actually matter: temperature ratings, weight, pack size, fill power, and price, so you can match the right sleeping bag to your next adventure without the guesswork.
What's covered in the guide:
Whether you're after a versatile three-season sleeping bag or a dedicated sleeping bag down option for winter expeditions, this guide gives you everything you need to compare and decide with confidence. *All prices listed in the guide are in AUD and correct as of August 2026.
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Yes, we're a genuine, authorised Sea to Summit stockist. Every product in our range is authentic and sourced directly through official channels.
Yes, and it matters more than most people expect. A huge amount of overnight heat loss happens through direct contact with the ground, not the air around you, so pairing your sleeping bag with a proper sleeping mat is essential for staying warm, not just comfortable.
For most three-season Australian conditions, an R-value between 2 and 4 is sufficient. For alpine or winter trips, look for an R-value of 5 or higher.
No, Sea to Summit's range spans dry bags, camp kitchen gear, pillows, packs, and more. Sleeping bags and mats are just one part of a much broader, genuinely well-designed range.
It depends on your priorities. The Spark and Spark Pro suit hikers chasing the lightest possible weight, while the Ascent offers a roomier, more versatile fit. Our free comparison guide breaks down the full range if you're still deciding.

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