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Trail Lite Down 35
The North Face
Trail Lite Down 35
$210.00 - $220.00
Description

  Lightweight, packable, yet surprisingly warm, the minimalist Trail Lite Down 35 is a mummy-style sleeping bag perfect for backpackers and car campers. Made with 600-fill recycled down insulation (and recycled body fabric), this bag features an insulated hood and cinch collar to help keep the chill out.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
The North Face
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
NF0A81CR
Gender:
Unisex
Bag Style:
Mummy
Color:
TNF Yellow / Khaki Stone
Seasonal Usage:
Summer
Temp Rating:
35 F
Temp Rating Celsius:
2 C
Insulation:
600 fill recycled down
Main Body Fabric:
39 g/m² recycled nylon with durable water-repellent (DWR) finish
Lining Fabric:
30D recycled nylon with DWR finish
Total Weight:
Reg: 1 lb 11.9 oz (790 g)
Long: 1 lb 13.9 oz (848 g)
Bag Stuff Size:
7.5" x 14" (19 x 36 cm)
Other Features:
  • 600 fill recycled down offers lightweight warmth and a high level of compressibility
  • Mummy design cuts down on excess material to save weight
  • Recycled face fabric and lining are durable while still being super soft for a comfortable night’s sleep
  • Fully insulated hood with an insulated cinch collar is designed to seal out chilly breezes and keep your head warm
  • Trapezoidal side-chamber baffles reduce cold spots and retain loft
  • Anti-compression pads for better clo values
  • Smooth, durable YKK® 3/4 side zipper makes it easy to get in and out of the bag and saves weight
  • Synthetic fill around the toes limits compression and increases warmth for the vaulted footbox
  • Compression stuff sack included
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