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Sea to Summit Ascent 15

photo: Sea to Summit Ascent 15 3-season down sleeping bag
Sea to Summit says:
Our most versatile sleeping bag available in colder temperatures you can cinch down the technical hood zip up the draft-tube protected zippers and allow the 750+ Ultra-Dry Goose Down to keep you warm. In warmer conditions the Free-Flow Zip system lets you unzip in different configurations for superior ventilation and even open up flat to turn the Ascent sleeping bag into a quilt on the warmest of nights. All of the above make the Ascent a true three-season backcountry bag one of very few on the market. Close the snaps at the shoulders open the footbox zipper and wear the Ascent at camp - hardcore adventures don't have to be hard all the time. Features RDS-certified 750+ fillpower goose down with a non-PFC Ultra-Dry Down treatment to stay drier in damp conditionsFree-Flow Zip System offers excellent temperature regulation and multiple sleeping bag configurationsThermally-efficient more relaxed mummy fit room in the hood to fit an Aeros pillow and the option to zip couple with a compatible Sea to Summit Women's bag to deliver space for two comes standardLightweight 20D recycled nylon shell with a non-PFC DWR finish to protect against wind and moisture and a 20D recycled nylon liner for greater comfortBox baffle construction throughout with vertical baffles in the torso to minimize down shift and maximize the retention of warmthSea to Summit Guarantee is offered for the Lifetime of this product

Specs

Price Current Retail: $214.50-$479.99
Historic Range: $194.78-$479.99
Best Use Backpacking
Performance 3 Season
Weight 2 lbs 6.8 oz / 1100 g
Compressed Volume 6.2 liters
Insulation Ultra-Dry Down 750+ Loft
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