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Why We Like The Alpinlite 20 Down Sleeping Bag
Climbing or traversing technical pitches with a massive load dangling behind you is a bad way to go through life. We highly recommend the Western Mountaineering Alpinlite 20-Degree Down Sleeping Bag for alpine climbers and weight-obsessed backpackers who demand top-shelf quality and bottom-line weight savings.
We love how its 850-fill down insulation boasts one of the highest quality loft-to-weight ratios around, meaning it's surprisingly warm for how little it weighs. Western Mountaineering has expertly wrapped this insulation around a highly breathable shell to keep the down light and lofty when you're sleeping in a tent under a rainstorm.
Product Details
- This ultralight sleeping bag is specifically designed for alpinists and backpackers
- The breathable shell fabric ensures the down stays lofty
- The 850-fill down provides an exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio
- Continuous baffles and a down-filled collar prevent cold drafts from entering
- With its wider shoulder girth, this sleeping bag allows for extra layering in cold environments
- Western Mountaineering sleeping bags are proudly made in the USA
Specs
Material: ExtremeLite [face fabric], nylon taffeta [lining]
Insulation: 850+ fill down
Shape: mummy
Zipper: full-length YKK #5
Max User Height: 5ft 6in, 6ft, 6ft 6in, 7ft
Shoulder Circumference: [5ft, 6in] 63in, [6ft] 64in, [6ft 6in, 7ft] 65in
Hip Circumference: [6ft] 55in, [5ft 6in, 6ft 6in, 7ft] 56in
Foot Circumference: [5ft 6in, 6ft, 6ft 6in, 7ft] 39in
Bag Length: 5ft 6in, 6ft, 6ft 6in, 7ft
Draft Tube: yes
Pockets: none
Pad Retainer: no
Fill Weight: [5ft 6in] 1lb 1oz, [6ft] 1lb 3oz, [6ft 6in] 1lb 5oz, [7ft] 1lb 7oz
Degree: 20 F
European Norm/ISO Comfort Rating: 25F
European Norm/ISO Lower Limit Rating: 14F
Storage Sack: yes
Stuff Sack: yes
Stuff Size: [5ft 6in] 7 x 13in, [6ft, 6ft 6in, 7ft] 8 x 15in
Claimed Weight: [5ft 6in] 1lb 13oz, [6ft] 1lb 15oz, [6ft 6in] 2lb 1oz, [7ft] 2lb 4oz
Activity: backpacking, alpine
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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