Monster Hunter’s New Official Camping Gear Collab Features a Palico Sleeping Bag and Furious Rajang Jacket
Image by James RichardsonMonster Hunter is turning some of its most recognizable creatures and equipment into real outdoor gear through a new collection designed to work just as well at a campsite as it does at home.
The first-ever collaboration between Capcom’s hunting series and Japanese outdoor brand NANGA has been produced by Shogakukan’s outdoor magazine BE-PAL, bringing together a wearable Palico sleeping bag, Furious Rajang down jacket and two T-shirts.
The pairing is a particularly natural fit for Monster Hunter, a series built around surviving hostile environments, preparing suitable equipment and venturing into the wilderness in pursuit of enormous creatures.
NANGA has developed specialist sleeping bags and down clothing for decades with a strong focus on Japanese manufacturing, high-quality down and equipment capable of handling demanding outdoor conditions.
Its name is taken from Nanga Parbat, the notoriously difficult 8,126-meter Himalayan mountain, reflecting the company’s long-standing philosophy of creating equipment capable of taking on challenging environments.
BE-PAL has used that shared focus on nature, survival and carefully chosen equipment as the basis for the collaboration, rather than treating the Monster Hunter branding as a purely cosmetic addition.
Let’s take a look at the full Monster Hunter x NANGA collection!
- Monster Hunter Palico Gaming Sleeping Bag, ¥85,800 (approximately $559 / £412)
The standout item transforms the Felyne Hope Set worn by Palicoes in Monster Hunter Wilds into a full-size sleeping bag that allows the wearer’s arms and legs to be extended outside, meaning it can be worn around a campsite or while sitting indoors playing the game.
Its outer shell uses 20-denier ripstop nylon while the lining uses 15-denier ripstop nylon, with approximately 400g of recycled down and feather filling providing 650FP insulation.
The sleeping bag measures approximately 190 cm long and weighs around 810g, while its included storage sack has been designed to resemble the backpack carried by the Palico itself.
This is one of the collection’s quantity-limited pieces and is expected to ship around January 2027.
- Monster Hunter Furious Rajang Down Jacket, ¥59,400 (approximately $387 / £285)
NANGA has reworked its Stand Collar Down Jacket around Furious Rajang, using the monster’s black and brilliant gold coloring across a practical piece designed for both outdoor use and everyday wear.
The jacket uses approximately 120g of 650FP filling made from 85% recycled down and 15% feathers, while the stand collar provides additional insulation around the neck.
Sizes run from S through XL, with this second quantity-limited release also scheduled for delivery around January 2027.
- Monster Hunter Eco Hybrid Rathalos T-Shirt, ¥8,250 (approximately $54 / £40)
The white shirt incorporates the silhouette of Rathalos into NANGA’s familiar rectangular logo, giving one of Monster Hunter’s most recognizable monsters a considerably more understated treatment than the larger outdoor pieces.
- Monster Hunter Eco Hybrid Windward Plains T-Shirt, ¥8,250 (approximately $54 / £40)
The black alternative takes its imagery from the Windward Plains of Monster Hunter Wilds, placing NANGA’s script logo over artwork inspired by the game’s expansive desert environment.
Both shirts are available in S through XL and use an Eco Hybrid fabric made from recycled cotton blended with polyester and rayon.
The NANGA collection arrives during another active year for Monster Hunter merchandise, with recent projects ranging from POP MART’s armored Felyne figures to Bandai’s first Monster Hunter Wilds 30 MINUTES FANTASY model kit based on Arkveld equipment.
Monster Hunter Wilds has also continued appearing in broader collaborations throughout 2026, including a hololive campaign and an Ichiran Ramen partnership that combined physical merchandise with in-game items.
Pre-orders for the “Monster Hunter x NANGA Produced by BE-PAL” collection opened on September 9 through Shogakukan’s official LIFETUNES MALL online store, with the sleeping bag and Furious Rajang jacket specifically identified as quantity-limited releases.
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