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Helium Expansion Baffle
Mountain Equipment
Helium Expansion Baffle
$60.00
Description

　　A lightweight expansion baffle providing greater internal space to Mountain Equipment down sleeping bags.

　　

Specifications

　　Brand:

　　Mountain Equipment

　　Mfg Sku / Part Number:

　　ME-006173

　　Gender:

　　Unisex

　　Insulation:

　　90-10 Pure Duck Down

　　Fill Weight:

　　30g

　　Other Features:

　　Expands any Helium sleeping bag by 13 cm / 5 inch width2 YKK® zips allow baffle to zip into existing sleeping bag100% recycled HELIUM™ 20 outer shell is very light and highly breathable with PFC free DWR100% recycled Supersoft 20D lining with PFC free DWR30g of 90-10 Pure Duck Down with a minimum fill power of 700Supplied with lightweight stuff-sackCompatible with all Mountain Equipment sleeping bags with 140cm zipsNot compatible with Helium Solo

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Description
Brand:
Mountain Equipment
Mfg Sku / Part Number:
ME-006173
Gender:
Unisex
Insulation:
90-10 Pure Duck Down
Fill Weight:
30g
Other Features:
  • Expands any Helium sleeping bag by 13 cm / 5 inch width
  • 2 YKK® zips allow baffle to zip into existing sleeping bag
  • 100% recycled HELIUM™ 20 outer shell is very light and highly breathable with PFC free DWR
  • 100% recycled Supersoft 20D lining with PFC free DWR
  • 30g of 90-10 Pure Duck Down with a minimum fill power of 700
  • Supplied with lightweight stuff-sack
  • Compatible with all Mountain Equipment sleeping bags with 140cm zips
  • Not compatible with Helium Solo
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