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NEMO Nocturne 15

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Specs

Specs

Temp Rating 15°F / -9°C
Fill 700 fill power down with DownTek nanotechnology
Minimum Weight 2 lb 11 oz / 1.2 kg
Packed Size 14.5 x 9 in / 37 x 23 cm

Description

Side sleepers, rejoice! Nemo’s Spoon Shape sleeping bags mimic your body’s curves for greater comfort and warmth on the trail. The spoon-shaped Nocturne 15 is wider at the shoulders, tapered at the hips, and wider again at the knees for greater movement and flexing in any position all night.

Filled with 700 power down, the Nocturne 15 (-9°C) weighs 2 lb 11 oz (1.2 kg). If things get wet, DownTek nanotechnology will help keep you warm. 

Insotect Flow vertical baffles and gates keep down insulation from migrating and help prevent cold spots, though you can redistribute down up and down if you like. Underneath there’s 10 percent less fill.

The Nocturne 15 sleeping bag features a fully insulated Blanket Fold to hold in warmth, pillow pocket, zippered pocket for your watch, 15D nylon ripstop shell fabric with DWR, 30D nylon mini ripstop lining, and waterproof/breathable footbox.

MSRP: $399.95

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