Light on weight, heavy on warmth
The Lightwave brand originated from the belief that truly exceptional and high performing outdoor kit could remain ultra-lightweight. If the Firelight lightweight sleeping bag is anything to go by, they’ve absolutely nailed it. Filled with 100% ethically recovered Polish white goose down, the Firelight 350 weighs only 620 g and is designed for temperatures down to just below 0℃.
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THE BRAND
- High quality, lightweight down sleeping bag ideal for use in temperatures down to just below 0°C
- Full length zip that lies on the top of the bag
- Neck collar can be adjusted to close completely around the neck to provide a complete seal
- Supplied with a compact stuff sack and a large storage bag
- Available in three sizes
- Weight: 620 g
- Fill weight: 350 g
- Pack size: 7.5 litres (30 x 18 cm)
- Colour: Sunrise yellow / Brick orange
- Shell: 15 d nylon micro ripstop, 30 g/m², (10 d Pertex Endurance 29 g/m², in foot area)
- Lining: 15 d nylon micro ripstop 30 g/m²
- Baffles: Box wall throughout, Single zip baffle, Simple side wall
- Zip: Full length #3 YKK zip
- Comfort rating: 3°C
- Lower limit: -2°C
- Fill weight: 350 g (size M)
- Fill power: 900 EU (970 US) white Polish Goose down
- Baffles: Box wall throughout
- Hood: Adjustable cowl
- Neck: Simple adjustable baffle
- Zip: Full length #5 YKK
- Zip baffle: Single
- Shell: 29 g/m² 15 denier nylon (Pertex Quantum)
- Lining: 29 g/m² 15 denier nylon (Pertex Quantum)
- Stuff sack: 25 g
- Storage bag: 75 g
- Local manufacturing - Made in Poland
- Filled with famed Polish white goose down that is 100% ethically recovered
- Made to last a generation
When New Zealander Carol McDermott first began designing outdoor gear, his main concern was creating lightweight, high-performing kit that would give him an edge in the mountains - you know, the kind of gear without bells and whistles that serious climbers and trekkers crave. So when he founded Lightwave, McDermott didn’t change a thing - and that’s why we love it.
