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Trestles Elite Eco 20 - Women's
Marmot
Trestles Elite Eco 20 - Women's
$168.95 - $188.95
Description

　　Warm and lofty in cool, wet weather; 100% recycled insulation and fabric

　　Designed for cool, wet weather while backpacking, mountaineering and river rafting, the women's Trestles Elite Eco 20 is made with 100% recycled insulation and fabrics. This bag is built with HL-ElixR Eco —a synthetic insulation that uses a unique blend of three fibers for maximum warmth, soft feel and high loft. With the same great functionality of the original Trestles, this iteration has a wave construction top for maximum loft and warmth, a blanket construction bottom for best under-body warmth and comfort, an anatomically-shaped 3D footbox, and a fold-down second zipper, which provides ventilation and easy access.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Marmot
Gender:
Women's
Color:
Midnight / Storm
Temp Rating:
20° F
Temp Rating Celsius:
-7° C
EN Comfort (Women's Rating):
20.3° F / -6.5° C
Seasonal Usage:
Three Season
Bag Loft:
5.5 inches
Insulation:
HL-ElixR Eco synthetic
Bag Shell Material:
20d 100% recycled polyester ripstop
Bag Lining Material:
30d 100% recycled polyester taffeta
Weight:
Regular: 2 lbs 14.5 oz / 1340 g
Long: 3 lbs 0.4 oz / 1372 g
Plus: 3 lbs 1.4 oz / 1400 g
Fill Weight:
Regular: 29.3 oz / 832 g
Long: 32 oz / 907 g
Bag Length:
Regular: fits users up to 5 ft 6 in
Long: fits users up to 6 ft
Plus: fits users up to 5 ft 6 in
Circumference at Chest:
Regular: 58 in
Long: 60 in
Plus: 73 in
Circumference at Hips:
Regular: 58 in
Long: 60 in
Plus: 72.0 in
Circumference at Foot:
Regular: 45 in
Long: 46 in
Plus: 48.8 in
Bag Stuff Size:
9.5 x 19 in / 24 x 48 cm
Plus: 18.9 x 11.4 in / 48 x 29 cm
Other Features:
  • HL-ElixR™ Eco is a unique blend of 100% recycled fibers that provides maximum warmth, soft feel, and high loft
  • Combination wave-construction top and blanket-construction bottom provides maximum loft, warmth, and comfort on top and under body
  • Anatomically 3D footbox increases the insulation and room for your feet for more warmth and comfort
  • Main zipper with anti-snag slider and fold-down second zipper provide added ventilation and easy access
  • 3D hood construction
  • External stash pocket
  • EN tested
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