Tuesday, February 7, 2006

The Selk’Bag, A Wearable Sleeping Bag

By David Ponce

Not sure that this thing is being sold anywhere, nor was I able to find a price. At the moment, it’s just a concept, though there seems to have been at least a prototype built. The Selk’Bag, from company Musuc is pretty much a sleeping bag that you wear. Get inside, zip up and go out in the cold wilderness. Getting a little sleepy? Plop down on the snow and, eh, sleep.

[The Selk'Bag] VIA [Productdose]


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  • a sleeping bag or or ninja turtle pyjama?
  • cic
    nice
  • Anonymous
    fuck you!!!
  • sick
    Kind of stupid to "go out in the cold wilderness" as you were saying, it gets kind of wet and cold i would imagen. But it's kind of nice to have i your camp.
  • tusjmannen
    good for norwegian summers! where can i get one?!!?
  • Dan Wright
    This would not be effective in cold weather. The best way to retain body heat is skin to skin contact. Therefore a bag shaped sleeping bag keeps you warmer. Even more so if you share it with someone!
  • Walter_E_Wallis
    I saw guys die in Korea because they could not get out of their fart sacks in time. Add an air mattress and a coffee maker and winter soldiering would not be quite as bad. In fact, this is just an improvement on the quilted uniforms the Chinese wore. Clever, those orientals.
  • Jeeves
    I have seen a site that sells these Selk Bags. Its a gadget firm called Lazyboneuk.com. They look mint
  • Mary Margaret
    I thought it was neat. I would like to try it camping up here in the Arctic.
  • Definitely the coolest (warmest?!) thing I've bought in a long time, this thing'll be taken everywhere, that's for sure! Fun yet practical, I wonder why nobody thought of them before! I like mine so much I even created a little minisite about it at: http://selkbag.inspires.me.uk/
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