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Mountain Equipment

Helium GT 600

$479.00 - $499.00

Description

　　Light and packable but with a slightly more generous fit, the Mountain Equipment Helium GT 600 is the ideal bag for long trekking and backpacking trips through Spring and Autumn.

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Mountain Equipment Helium GT Sleeping Bags

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Description

Brand:

Mountain Equipment

Mfg Sku / Part Number:

Reg: ME-005974 / Long: ME-006059

Gender:

Unisex

Seasonal Usage:

Three Season

Weight:

1090g / 2lb 6.4oz

Insulation:

90-10 Pure Duck Down

Fill Weight:

656g / 1lb 7oz

Bag Style:

Tapered

Temp Rating:

Comfort -5°C/23°F, Comfort Limit -11°C/12°F, Extreme -31°C/-24°F

Other Features:

Good Nights Sleep Temp: -10°C/14°F
100% recycled HELIUM™ 20D outer shell is very light and highly breathable with PFC free DWR
656g of 90-10 Pure Duck Down with a minimum fill power of 700
GT fit is roomy, comfortable and allows for a variety of sleeping positions
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 fabric with PFC free DWR
Supplied with waterproof roll-top stuff-sack and storage cube

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