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Inferno 15
The North Face
Inferno 15
$420.00
Description

  The North Face Inferno 15F/-9C has a high warmth-to-weight ratio and cutting-edge materials, resulting in a highly versatile alpine sleeping bag.

  This down bag is constructed with ultralight, lofty 800 fill ProDown™ for dependable comfort. Its 100% recycled 15D nylon main body material is light, durable and coated in aluminized XReflex™ for higher thermal retention.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
The North Face
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
NF0A52DS
Gender:
Unisex
Bag Style:
Mummy
Color:
Enamel Blue / TNF Black
Seasonal Usage:
Three Season
Temp Rating:
15 F
Temp Rating Celsius:
-9 C
Insulation:
800 fill ProDown™; certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) by Control Union
Main Body Fabric:
15D recycled nylon coated with aluminized XReflex™ treatment
Head and Footbox Fabric:
15D recycled nylon ripstop with breathable coating
Lining Fabric:
30D nylon taffeta
Total Weight:
Reg: 1 lb 13 oz (810 g)
Long: 2 lbs (893 g)
Bag Stuff Size:
10'' x 10'' x 16.5'' (35.1 x 15 x 45.7 cm)
Other Features:
  • A high warmth-to-weight ratio and cutting-edge materials result in a highly versatile alpine sleeping bag
  • Main body—made with recycled nylon—is light, durable and coated in aluminized XReflex™ for higher thermal retention
  • Waterproof and breathable NeoVent Air™ fabric helps protect the head and footbox
  • Full draft collar and integrated draft overlap for comfort and to help prevent heat loss
  • Side half zipper so the sleeper can make adjustments for temperature
  • Trapezoidal side-chamber baffles reduce cold spots and retain loft
  • Shockcords on back of the bag attach to a sleeping pad so the pad will stay in place while you sleep
  • Hood cinch-cord helps seal out the cold
  • Fitted hood for more warmth and comfort
  • Anti-compression pads for better clo values
  • Vaulted footbox
  • Compression sack and storage sack included
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