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Backcountry Bed Duo 650 / 20 Degree
Sierra Designs
Backcountry Bed Duo 650 / 20 Degree
$284.96
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　　Lightweight, packable down sleeping bag with zipperless comfort

　　With enough room to twist, turn over, and toss about, the Backcountry Bed Duo is Sierra Designs' go-to double wide. Sharing the same design as the Backcountry Bed, the Duo gives you a larger comforter and individual pad sleeves for bed-like comfort.

　　Sleeping pads sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
• Patent pending zipperless design provides an ultra-comfortable lightweight bag
• 650 fill power DriDown™ for lightweight warmth
• Oversized integrated comforter gives all the comforts of your bed at home
• Full-length, insulated hand/arm pockets help to seal out drafts and seal in warmth
• Patented self-sealing foot vent provides fast and easy ventilation
• Stretch cord closure system helps to seal out drafts
• Sleeping pad sleeve keeps pad under you for comfort and warmth, and replaces unnecessary bottom insulation (pad sold separately)
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