Sea to Summit Alpine AP III
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Where to Buy
currently retails for:
$510.27 - $598.94
$510.27 - $598.94
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Specs
| spring 2011 | regular | long | |
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| Weight | 3 lb 8 oz / 1580 g | 3 lb 15 oz / 1790 g | |
| Fill weight | 2 lb 1 oz / 930 g | 2 lb 3 oz / 1000 g | |
| EN comfort |
10 F / -12 C |
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| EN lower limit |
-4 F / -20 C |
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| EN extreme |
-44 F / -42 C |
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| Fill |
850-fill down |
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| Shape |
Mummy |
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| Max user height | 6 ft 0 in / 185 cm | 6 ft 8 in / 205 cm | |
| Shoulder girth | 60 in / 152 cm | 61 in / 156 cm | |
| Hip girth | 51 in / 130 cm | 54 in / 136 cm | |
| Foot girth | 41 in / 104 cm | 42 in / 107 cm | |
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