Winter Down Sleeping Bag Lightweight 1540 grams -10 to 0°c

This winter down sleeping bag is a high quality lightweight sleeping bag for New Zealand winter which weighs only 1540 g. It is a duck down sleeping bag with excellent weight to temperature ratio. It will lighten your load and take up less room-in your tramping pack. Most importantly it will keep you warm and comfortable during the night.

Because it uses duck down filling it is a lightweight sleeping bag which will lighten your load and take up less room-in your pack. It has an excellent temperature to weight ratio meaning it will keep you warm without weighing you down.

An important part of a sleeping bag is it's zipper. CD series sleeping bags use YKK zippers which are a reliable zipper which will not split easily or get you stuck inside your down sleeping bag. The zipper is also a dual zipper which can be used to vent out the bag should you need cooling down at night.

Behind the YKK zipper this amazing sleeping bag has a puffy layer of fabric which is filled with duck down. This layer blocks out the cold which can seep through the zipper keeping you warmer at night. This barrier is essential when using the sleeping bag in colder conditions.

Winter Down Sleeping Bag Specifications:

• • • Model: CD1000.
    • Shape: Full Mummy.
    • Total Weight: 1540 g (+/- 5%).
    • Packed Size: 23 x 23 x 26 cm.
    • Usable Size: 210 x 80 x 50 cm.
    • Season: Winter (High Altitude).
    • Fabric: 400T 20D ultra flexible water resistant breathable nylon.
    • Filling: White Duck Down 80%.
    • Filling Weight: 1000 g.
    • Comfort Temperature: -10 to-0°c.
    • Extreme Temperature: -15°c.
    • Colours Available: Black.
    • Includes stuff sack.
    • Zipper: Dual YKK.
    • Size: LARGE.

** Please note the sleeping bag will appear crumpled when you first take it our of the compression bag. It needs time to loft out. Photo shown is of the heavier 1200 gram model and actual product may appear shinier than shown.

Tips on Use

When you first get your sleeping bag remove it from it's compression bag. These sleeping bags have been stored in their bags for a while so will appear flat and crumpled when you first see it.

Air it out in a warm area and shake it occasionally for a few days, this will help restore the bags loft and remove any residual smell from production. We advise doing the same a few days before it's use and that it is unpacked as soon as you reach your hut or campsite. Down sleeping bags need time to loft out, the more they loft out the warmer they will be when used.