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Temperatures: Comfort -9°C, Comfort limit -16°C.
Duck down 800 CUIN
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This mummy-shaped down sleeping bag is designed for mountaineering from -9°C to -16°C. Its 3D structure minimises thermal bridges, and the double zip with flap ensures effective insulation.
Mountaineering sleeping bag, -9°c down, size xl, makalu ii
8495192 / XL / [pearl grey]
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Temperatures: Comfort -9°C, Comfort limit -16°C.
Duck down 800 CUIN
For size L.
Weight: 1471 g. Main fabric: 40 g/m²
Filling: 789 g
Stuff sack volume:
Size L = 11.1L/size XL = 11.7L
Silky 100% polyamide fabric. Two-way zip. Anti-cold flap. Hood.
Description
90% duck down, 10% feathers; Fill weight: 789 g in size L and 869 g in size XL; Fill Power (loft power of down): 800 Cuin (EU standard)
Mummy shape: Shoulder width (80 cm in size L) and tapers down towards feet with room to move but prevent heat loss at feet (20 cm in size L). Anatomic hood shape and a drawcord Two-way front zip with downy draft flap to keep out the cold
Available in sizes : L//XL. Dimensions (cm): L: 210x80 cm/XL: 222x82 cm Weight (g): L=1471 g/XL=1580 g Folded dimensions: L Ø21x38 cm/XL Ø22x41 cm
We display on all our sleeping bags the temperature ratings tested in an independent lab (AITEX) based on International Standard ISO 23537-1: 2022. The comfort temperature is the minimum temperature at which an average person (woman, 25 years old, 60 kg, 1.60 m) is comfortable, without feeling cold, in a relaxed position. Choose your sleeping bag based on this feature.
The comfort limit temperature is the minimum temperature at which an average person (male, 25 years old, 70 kg, 1.73 m) can sleep curled up without feeling significantly cold. And for information, the extreme temperature is the minimum temperature at which a person can survive (risk of hypothermia) for 6 hours. This is a safety measure, not a comfort measure.
The protocol for measuring the thermal properties of a sleeping bag uses a mat with a thermal resistance corresponding to an R-value of 4.8. If you use a less insulating mat, the thermal performance of your sleeping bag will be reduced. We therefore advise you to use an insulating mat for better thermal comfort.
Products certified to the Responsible Down Standard contain down or feathers sourced from farms that meet strict animal welfare requirements. Certificate No. CB-CUC-1319850 Control Union Certification
Description
90% duck down, 10% feathers; Fill weight: 789 g in size L and 869 g in size XL; Fill Power (loft power of down): 800 Cuin (EU standard)
Mummy shape: Shoulder width (80 cm in size L) and tapers down towards feet with room to move but prevent heat loss at feet (20 cm in size L). Anatomic hood shape and a drawcord Two-way front zip with downy draft flap to keep out the cold
Available in sizes : L//XL. Dimensions (cm): L: 210x80 cm/XL: 222x82 cm Weight (g): L=1471 g/XL=1580 g Folded dimensions: L Ø21x38 cm/XL Ø22x41 cm
We display on all our sleeping bags the temperature ratings tested in an independent lab (AITEX) based on International Standard ISO 23537-1: 2022. The comfort temperature is the minimum temperature at which an average person (woman, 25 years old, 60 kg, 1.60 m) is comfortable, without feeling cold, in a relaxed position. Choose your sleeping bag based on this feature.
The comfort limit temperature is the minimum temperature at which an average person (male, 25 years old, 70 kg, 1.73 m) can sleep curled up without feeling significantly cold. And for information, the extreme temperature is the minimum temperature at which a person can survive (risk of hypothermia) for 6 hours. This is a safety measure, not a comfort measure.
The protocol for measuring the thermal properties of a sleeping bag uses a mat with a thermal resistance corresponding to an R-value of 4.8. If you use a less insulating mat, the thermal performance of your sleeping bag will be reduced. We therefore advise you to use an insulating mat for better thermal comfort.
Products certified to the Responsible Down Standard contain down or feathers sourced from farms that meet strict animal welfare requirements. Certificate No. CB-CUC-1319850 Control Union Certification
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