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Never Summer 0
Marmot
Never Summer 0
$318.95 - $338.95
Description

　　Plunging temps don't stop when you're on the trail or car camping—that's why the Marmot Never Summer 0F sleeping bag is a must-have for staying warm and dry. It packs tightly into a backpack for long treks, and 650-fill-power down helps prevent heat loss on cold winter nights. Looking for more room? Open the footbox for space to stretch or zip it up for extra warmth. Unzip the extended zipper flaps on extra-cold nights for blanket-like coverage.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Marmot
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Solar / Red Sun
Bag Temperature Fahrenheit:
0° F
Bag Temperature Celsius:
-18° C
Insulation:
650 Fill Power Duck Down with Down Defender
Zipper Location:
Dual Zipper
Bag Length:
Reg: fits users up to 6 ft
Long: fits users up to 6 ft 6 in
Product Weight:
Reg: 3 lbs 14.8 oz / 1.780 kg
Long: 4 lbs 1.1 oz / 1.845 kg
Shoulder Girth:
Reg: 64 in / 162 cm
Long: 65 in / 165 cm
Hip Girth:
Reg: 59.1 in / 150 cm
Long: 59.8 in / 152 cm
Footbox Size:
Reg: 48.8 in / 124 cm
Long: 50.4 in / 128 cm
Stuff Sack Size:
Reg: 8.3 x 17.7 in / 21 x 45 cm
Long: 9.1 x 18.5 in / 23 x 47 cm
Other Features:
  • Certified 650-fill-power down with Down Defender to improve water resistance in wet conditions
  • Dual-side zippers for easy access; extended zipper flaps provide extra blanket-like coverage when unzipped
  • Footbox zipper opens for extra space and closes for extra warmth and comfort
  • Recycled shell and lining fabrics
  • Cinchable draft collar prevents heat loss
  • Internal stash pocket
  • ISO-tested for temperature rating
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