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Elemental Quilt 35 Degree
Sierra Designs
Elemental Quilt 35 Degree
$149.95
Description

　　The innovation of a sleeping bag in a lightweight quilt form. This sub-2-pound sleeping bag/quilt hybrid is designed for thru-hikers and backpackers who put a premium on ultralight gear with a strong insurance policy against damp conditions. Responsibly made, this 100% recycled synthetic lightweight quilt locks in warmth with an adjustable hood, draft collar, and double-layer foot pocket with a self-sealing foot box. Go from camp ready to tent ready with a simple zip.

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Brand Name:
Sierra Designs
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
80613923R
Gender:
Unisex
Bag Length:
Fits users up to 6' 0" / 183 cm
Seasonal Usage:
Summer
ISO Rated Limit Temp.:
31F / -1C
ISO Rated Comfort Temp.:
40F / 5C
Insulation:
SierraLoft Eco synthetic - 100% recycled
Bag Shell Material:
10 Denier Recycled Nylon Ripstop
Bag Lining Material:
10 Denier Recycled Nylon Ripstop
Circumference at Chest:
62 in / 157 cm
Circumference at Hips:
60 in / 152 cm
Circumference at Foot:
40 in / 102 cm
Bag Stuff Size:
16 x 8 in / 41 x 20 cm
Other Features:
  • Oversized lightweight quilt that easily converts into a sleeping bag
  • Double-layered footbox with opening that tucks in and out of the quilt for easy ventilation and temperature regulation
  • Adjustable hood and draft collar to lock in warmth
  • Internal stash pocket to keep phones or keys close at hand
  • Insulated hand pocket keeps comforter wrapped around you while sealing out drafts
  • Pad Lock attachments keep the pad under you and are fastened to the stuff sack, so you never have to worry about losing them
  • 100% Recycled 10 denier nylon ripstop shell and 20 denier nylon taffeta liner
  • 100% Recycled SierraLoft Eco synthetic insulation
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