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The Feather Sleeping Bag FERRINO Lightec 1200 Duvet is perfect for those looking for a lightweight and compact sleeping bag with excellent thermal insulation. The padding consists of 80% duck down and 20% small feathers, with the total weight of 650 g. Therefore, it not only provides excellent insulation, but also makes sure that the sleeping bag does not crush down as fast. The inner and outer layers are made of strong and durable nylon, which is also pleasant to touch. The hood and offset inner and outer seams prevent heat loss. All of the above makes the Feather Sleeping Bag FERRINO Lightec 1200 Duvet suitable for extreme temperatures down to -23°C.
You may also appreciate the practical inside pocket and the quick and easy ‘One Touch’ system, which allows you to open/close the sleeping bag using only one hand. The 3D-shaped bottom provides a high level of comfort. A compression stuff sack for easy carrying is a must. If you are looking for a sleeping bag which you can use in extreme temperatures, the Feather Sleeping Bag FERRINO Lightec 1200 Duvet is the clear choice.
Technical description:
- Mummy shape
- Hood that prevent heat loss
- 3D-shaped bottom
- Inside pocket
- Offset seams
- ‘One Touch’ system – allows you to open/close the sleeping bag using only one hand
- Zipper at feet for better ventilation
- Compression stuff sack
- Padding material: duck down (650 g, 80/20, 550 cuin)
- Outer material: Nylon 390T 20D
- Inner material: Nylon 390T 20D
- Weight: 1,150 g
- Comfort temperature: +15°C
- Limit for women: -4°C
- Limit for men: -6°C
- Extreme temperature: -23°C
- Dimensions: 215 x 80 x 50 cm
- Folded dimensions: 20 x 39 cm (20 x 36 cm when compressed)
RDS (Responsible Down Standard) Certification
Ferrino products are RDS-certified. The Responsible Down Standard aims to ensure that down and feathers come from animals that have not been subjected to an unnecessary harm. Ferrino is one of many (not only outdoor clothing) brands that participate in the RSD program.
