The North Face Inferno 35F/2C Sleeping Bag
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- Best price today: $228.00 used at Out&Back Outdoor (checked Nov 14, 2026).
- Checked at 2 stores.
Our take on the The North Face Inferno 35F/2C Sleeping Bag
The Inferno 35F/2C is a backpacking sleeping bag built around a sleeping pad rather than around a full shell. The back is cut away and the pad slides inside the bag, so there is no insulation crushed under your body and very little weight to carry. It uses 800-fill RDS-certified ProDown and a 15D recycled nylon shell with an aluminized Xreflex coating that reflects body heat back. At about 1 lb 1 oz in Regular, it is one of the lightest three-season bags you can buy, but it only works with a pad and it is a warm-weather bag, not a shoulder-season one.
- Very light for a down bag, around 1 lb 1 oz in Regular
- Pad sleeve holds the bag in place on the mat
- 800-fill RDS ProDown packs small
- Xreflex lining reflects heat back to the sleeper
- Half-length side zip lets you vent on mild nights
- Waterproof Neovent Air fabric at head and footbox
The North Face Inferno 35F/2C Sleeping Bag prices at every store
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The North Face Inferno 35F/2C Sleeping Bag price history
Lowest price we've seen: $450.00 on Nov 12 at Alabama Outdoors. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
What reviewers say
Owners of the Inferno line tend to praise the low weight and the pad-integrated design, and say it sleeps warmer than its rating suggests when paired with a good mat. The main complaints are the open back and the half zip, which make it fussy to enter and unforgiving if you slide off the pad.
- WeightPraisedOwners say it carries almost nothing in a pack compared with conventional down bags.
- Pad integrationMixedThe sleeve holds the bag in place, but sleepers who move off the pad feel the cold through the open back.
- WarmthMixedReviewers find it warm for a 35F rating on a good mat, but say it is a summer bag, not a shoulder-season one.
Questions and answers
- Does the Inferno 35F work without a sleeping pad?
- No. The back is cut away and the pad slides inside the bag, so the pad provides the insulation underneath you. Without a pad the bag has no bottom insulation.
- How warm is the 35F/2C rating?
- It is a warm-weather bag. Most sleepers use it for summer nights and mild trips, and pair it with a pad with a decent R-value for colder ground.
- What fill does it use?
- 800-fill ProDown certified to the Responsible Down Standard, in a 15D recycled nylon shell with an aluminized Xreflex coating.
- What comes in the box?
- The bag ships with a compression sack and a storage sack.
- How much does it weigh?
- About 1 lb 1 oz in Regular and 1 lb 3 oz in Long.
- Is the Inferno 35F the same as the Inferno 15F?
- No. The 15F is a colder-weather bag with more down and more weight. The 35F is the summer version of the same pad-integrated design.
- Where is the The North Face Inferno 35F/2C Sleeping Bag cheapest?
- At Out&Back Outdoor, for $228.00, as of our latest check.
