Suisse Sport Everest Sleeping Bag
June 4, 2017 - Comment
Cool Weather Mummy Sleeping BagStay extra-warm on high-altitude camping trips with the Suisse Sport Everest double-layer sleeping bag. The Everest is equipped with 3.5 pounds of Hollowblend MicroTekk Z1 fill, a cozy synthetic insulation that keeps you warm at temperatures as low as 0 degrees F. The fill makes this bag a great choice for chilly fall or winter camping, or for alpine hiking trips when you’re preparing an ascent. The bag also includes a double-layer offset quilt construction that keeps the fill from bunching up, eliminating cold spots as you sleep. And to make sure the wind doesn’t sneak in while you sleep, Suisse Sport added a full chest baffle, a drawstring hood, and a draft tube.
Other features include a long-lasting polyester exterior and liner, a full-length self-repairing dual slide zipper, an exterior zippered utility pocket, and a stuff sack. The Everest sleeping bag measures 84 by 24 by 33 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 4.85 pounds.
Product Features
- Cold weather sleeping bag with 0-degree F temperature rating
- 3.5 pounds of Hollowblend MicroTekk Z1 synthetic fill
- Double-layer offset quilt construction eliminates cold spots
- Full chest baffle prevents drafts; drawstring hood and draft tube
- Measures 84 x 24 x 33 inches (W x H x D); weighs 4.85 pounds
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Its comfortable and well made and zips all the way up I purchased 2 of these one for my self and one for my 13 year old daughter she is 5′ 6″. We went camping on a Girl scout trip in March, the temp dropped to about 20 degrees at night and I was sweating. This bag is worth every penny. Its comfortable and well made and zips all the way up. I also has a pocket for your cell phone. I purchased it for $24.00. I highly recommend it.
Bought this for emergencies (loss of power for days) but wife prefers it over the electric blanket Wife is working in New Jersey where severe storms are hitting the state. House she is in is all electric so loss of electricity in a severe storm can be dangerous. I bought this bag for just such a case but she tried it and used it and found out she loves it. Gave the electric blanket away and uses this sleeping bag instead.
Pretty good bag for the money Pretty good bag for the money. Two nights spent at ~31degrees F tent camping (very thin walled tent), and the bag did alright (still cold noses though). Thought I might break it down with pros and cons I noticed with this bag: