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Helium 400
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Helium 400
$399.00 - $419.00
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  An incredibly light, versatile and packable sleeping bag that's well suited to backpacking and cycle touring, the Mountain Equipment Helium 400 will still happily cope with cooler nights during the spring and summer months.

  

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Description
Brand:
Mountain Equipment
Mfg Sku / Part Number:
Reg: ME-005968 / Long: ME-006058
Gender:
Unisex
Seasonal Usage:
Three Season
Weight:
820g / 1 lb 12.9oz
Insulation:
90-10 Pure Duck Down
Fill Weight:
403g / 14oz
Bag Style:
Mummy
Temp Rating:
Comfort 0°C/32°F, Comfort Limit -6°C/21°F, Extreme -24°C/-11°F
Other Features:
  • Good Nights Sleep Temp: -5°C/23°F
  • 100% recycled HELIUM 20D outer shell is very light and highly breathable with PFC free DWR
  • 403g of 90-10 Pure Duck Down with a minimum fill power of 700
  • Alpine Fit 2.0 improves comfort and maximizes thermal efficiency
  • Slanted box-wall baffles throughout
  • Mid-level side seams
  • 5 baffle anatomically shaped hood
  • 4 baffle anatomically shaped and offset foot-box
  • Full length Gemini zip baffle with 140cm zip and integrated neck collar with Lode Lock closure
  • 100% recycled Supersoft 20D lining with PFC free DWR
  • Supplied with waterproof roll-top stuff-sack and storage cube
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