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- Comfort rating of +2°C
- Half-length YKK zip for minimum weight
- Horizontal stitch-through baffles cut grams, while vertical mesh box-wall construction maximises warmth and loft
- 9oz (255 g) of 850+ FP European goose down fill* (Refers to 200 cm/6ft 6 in size)
- Designed and made in USA
- Uses responsibly sourced European goose down, sourced from free-range breeding geese, not birds produced for the meat trade, and never live plucked or force-fed
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| Size |
Size (cm) |
Rating |
Loft (cm) |
Inside Girth
shdr/hip/foot (cm) |
Fill Wt. |
Total Wt. |
Stuff size (cm) |
Sack Size |
| Short |
165 |
-2° C |
9 |
150/130/97 |
200 g |
425 g |
15 x 25 |
XXXS |
| Regular |
180 |
-2° C |
9 |
150/130/97 |
225 g |
455 g |
15 x 30 |
XXS |
| Long |
200 |
-2° C |
9 |
152/132/97 |
255 g |
480 g |
15 x 30 |
XXS |
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- 850+ FP European goose down fill
- Sleeping bag shell materials are treated with a fluorocarbon free Durable Water Resistant finish (DWR)
- These fabrics are constructed from yarns that are 12 denier or finer with up to 420 threads per square inch
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Ethically Sourced Materials - Uses responsibly sourced European goose down, sourced from free-range breeding geese, not birds produced for the meat trade, and never live plucked or force-fed.
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Manufactured Locally -Designed and made in USA
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With an offering of over 30 different models, Western Mountaineering can provide you a sleeping bag for any event, outing, or expedition requiring the lightest and warmest bags.
A dedicated search for the finest raw materials, meticulous design and unsurpassed workmanship have come together to provide you the highest quality sleeping bags available anywhere.
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How to use: Your bag should always be placed on a waterproof ground cloth to keep dirt and other forest litter from soiling the outside shell.
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Cleaning your bag: The best way is to hand wash it in a bath tub or you can use a front loading washing machine. Only use a soap especially prepared for down products. When you hand wash, fill the tub with warm water, add down soap and put the bag in the tub. A tip here is to keep your bag in its stuff sack and put the whole thing underwater.
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Things to avoid: Dry cleaning is not recommended since the solvents can strip away natural oils contained in the down. Never use a top loading or agitator machine as this can damage the baffle construction. Do not leave your sleeping bag stuffed in its stuff sack or in a plastic bag for long periods of time. Air dry your bag in the sun or in a tumble dryer before storing it.
