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Torchlight UL 20 - Women's (Fall 2023)
Big Agnes
Torchlight UL 20 - Women's (Fall 2023)
$337.46
Description

　　Ultralight down bag with expandable panels for customized fit and enhanced comfort

　　Designed for those gram-counting backpackers searching for the lightest gear with comfort in mind, the women’s Torchlight UL 20 features all of the bells and whistles found in their Torchlight series. An expandable panel increases bag space up to 10 extra inches! Depending on your sleep style and body shape, you can adjust the bag for a customized sleep experience. Big Agnes' women’s-specific bags differ in shape and fill weight with a less drastic taper from shoulders, to hips, to feet - reducing cold spots and creating more warmth where you need it.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Big Agnes
Temp Rating:
20° F
Seasonal Usage:
Three Season
Temp Rating Celsius:
-7° C
Bag Style:
Mummy
Gender:
Women's
Color:
Blue / Aqua
Insulation:
850 fill DownTek down
Fill Weight:
Petite: 20 oz / 567 g
Regular: 22 oz / 624 g
EN Comfort (Women's Rating):
20° F / -7° C
Weight:
Petite: 2 lbs 5 oz / 1.05 kg
Regular: 2 lbs 10 oz / 1.19 kg
Bag Length:
Petite: fits users up to 5 ft 5 in
Regular: fits users up to 6 ft
Circumference at Chest:
Regular: 56 in (expands to 66 in)
Long: 58 in (expands to 68 in)
Circumference at Hips:
Regular: 54 in (expands to 64 in)
Long: 56 in (expands to 66 in)
Circumference at Foot:
Regular: 34 in (expands to 44 in)
Long: 36 in (expands to 46 in)
Bag Shell Material:
Polyester ripstop
Bag Lining Material:
Polyester taffeta
Bag Stuff Size:
8" x 17.5" / 20 x 45 cm
Other Features:
Features
• Ultralight down mummy bags that feature expandable panels for customizable fit - patent pending
• Two zippered panels run from shoulder to footbox adding 5 inches of additional girth to each side (10" total) when opened
• Dual zipper sliders on expandable panels allow you to unzip from top and bottom to give you multiple fit adjustment options
• Big Agnes' women's bags are designed to contour to your figure for the most thermally efficient and comfortable night's sleep
• Body-mapped baffle construction optimizes thermal efficiency
• Jacket-style hood opening contours to the shape of your face for a comfortable, snug fit
• Low-profile cordlock lets you un-cinch the hood with one hand
• Insulated tube along upper hood opening seals out drafts when cinched
• Vaulted footbox construction provides more loft and warmth
• Petite Zipper Length: 60" / 152cm YKK #5 anti-snag locking zipper for a smooth, quick zip
• Regular Zipper Length: 65" / 165cm YKK #5 anti-snag locking zipper for a smooth, quick zip
• 3-D anti-snag draft tube prevents heat loss along the zipper
• Zipper Garage
• Internal mesh stash pocket for phones and other little ditties
• Interior fabric loops for sleeping bag liners
• Streamlined exterior loops for hang drying or storage
• Storage sack & stuff sack included
Construction + Materials
• Ultralight polyester ripstop shell fabric with a water-repellent finish
• Lightweight polyester taffeta lining featuring a wick finish that spreads moisture out for quicker drying and optimal moisture management
• 850 fill DownTek™ repels water while maintaining insulating value - bluesign® Certified PFOA and PFOS free water repellent chemistry
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