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Get Down 550 / 35 Degree (Fall 2022)
Sierra Designs
Get Down 550 / 35 Degree (Fall 2022)
$125.96 - $139.96
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　　The Sierra Designs Get Down provides the perfect combination of warmth, packability, and weight for camping novices and pros alike. The 20D polyester shell and 550 fill power DriDown™ allows you to shrug off the cold while remaining lightweight. Anti-snag zipper tracks, making getting in and out of your bag quick and painless. When the temps drop, the drawstring hood seals in heat so you can stay nice and toasty all night long.

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• 550 fill power DriDown™ that is PFC-free and is certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS)
• 20D Polyester ripstop
• Anti snag zipper tracks for easy use
• Hood cinch to keep in heat when the temps drop
• Hand pocket to use bag like a blanket for bed-like comfort
• Lower zipper location gives bag a more relaxed fit for comfort and more room to wrap around when not fully zipped
• Compressible and compact down bag
• ISO tested
• 20D polyester ripstop shell, 20D polyester taffeta liner
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