HUSKY SLEEPING BAG outdoor HUSKY LONG -10°C

A popular cocoon-shaped sleeping bag for large people to use from spring to late fall. Suitable for a maximum height of 205 cm! The advantage of the bag is the possibility to increase the width of the inner space by 20 cm. This synthetic-filled sleeping bag is designed for three seasons, allows you to sleep in sub-zero weather and is suitable for those who want a very comfortable and versatile sleeping bag at a very reasonable price. The bag is comfortable, durable and withstands the load even on longer hikes. The outer part is made of tear-resistant RipStop material. The bag has a two-way side zipper, a pocket for a mat to fix the position, an adjustable hood, a drawstring collar that helps keep the bag warm, a pocket for small items and a compression bag.

Synthetic filling does not absorb moisture and dries faster than feather filling. Its heat retention also remains slightly damp.

Temperatures: extreme -10°C, tolerable 2°C, comfortable 6°C
Weight: 1650 g
Packaged dimensions: 38 x 20 cm
Dimensions: 85 (+20) x 230 cm
Recommended user maximum height: 205 cm
Filling: 2 x 170 g / hollow fiber with one air channel
Construction: double layer
Inner material: 100% polyamide
Outer material: 50D 300T RipStop polyester
Extras: compression pack

Temperatures. The limit temperatures of the sleeping bag are established according to average standards. People who are more afraid of cold should choose based on the comfort limit (the highest of the three values). People with better cold tolerance can consider the lower comfort limit (average of three values). The extreme value shows at what temperature it is still possible to avoid hypothermia in the given sleeping bag (the lowest of the three values). Temperatures are only a guideline when choosing a bag. The actual heat retention depends on the interaction of many factors: sun, wind and other weather conditions, properties of the tent and mattress, the number of people staying in the tent, the user's clothing and physiological state, etc. Warmth retention can be improved by layering and/or fluffy clothing or by using two sleeping bags in extreme temperatures. Air keeps the heat in the sleeping bag, which remains between the user and the bag and the bag filling and isolates body heat from the external environment. Fluffy filling keeps you warm the best. Therefore, it is recommended to store sleeping bags unpacked when not hiking. In this way, the bag's ability to retain heat is best preserved.