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MilletTrilogy Summit - Sleeping bag
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Sleeping bag dedicated to mountaineering and expeditions. The advanced-camp bag that offers the thermal performance of 1050g of water-repellent treated grey goose down, for a standout warmth-to-weight ratio. Bivy Warm System a technology allows optimal versatility of use while bivying.
- KDRY™ hydrophobic goose down fill
- Insulation Shield Construction™: V-chamber baffling
- Ripstop Nylon shell: rugged, lightweight, water repellent
- Side 3/4 zip with anti-cold flap
- Bivy Warm System to remove right arm from bag and be active, but stay warm
- Preshaped hood with tightener / Shoulder collar / Inside pocket
- Waterproof compression sack
Description
Recommanded useHiking / Trekking / Camping
GenderMen / Women
Weight1590 g
ItemTrilogy Summit
Featured TechnologiesK Dry® Down
WaterproofWater-repellent
Material(s)Polyamide 30D 353T Ripstop
Footwear WidthShoulder : 80 cm / Feet : 45 cm
Insulation TypeGoose
Length215 cm
SustainabilityPFC-Free
HoodYes
PocketsInner pocket
Sleeping Bag ShapeMummy
Zipper LocationLeft
Insulation TypeDown
Fill Power850 +
Packed size29 x 22 cm
Trim Composition90% fluff / 10% feathers
Shoulder Girth (cm)160 cm
Tested Comfort (°C)-11°C
Tested Lower Limit (°C)-19°C
Tested Extreme Conditions (°C)-42°C
Storage bagIncluded
Maximal user's size185 cm
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