Down Sleeping Bag Winter
Lightweight
1540 grams -10 to 0°c

Experience warmth and comfort during New Zealand’s colder months with this Winter Down Sleeping Bag. Weighing only 1540 grams, it’s perfect for those seeking a lightweight option. This orange sleeping bag ensures a cozy night’s sleep in temperatures ranging from -10 to 0°C.

Key Specifications:

• Baffle type: Square baffles
• Comfort range: -10 to 5°C
• Extreme Temperature: -15°C (survival only)
• Fabric: 400T water-resistant, breathable, anti-tear nylon
• Filling: 80% white goose down
• Down weight: 1000 grams
• Sleeping bag weight: 1500 grams (±5%)
• Net weight (inside stuff bag): 1550 grams (±5%)
• Size: 210 x 80 cm
• Foot area size: 28 x 28 cm
• Packed size: 24 x 24 x 34 cm
• Compressed size: 22 x 22 x 30 cm
• Model number: VPG-O1000

Winter Down Sleeping Bag Key Benefits:

1. The square baffles prevent down from shifting, reducing cold spots.
2. Versatile fastening options provide adjustable warmth.
3. Dual YKK zipper allows for temperature control.
4. The spacious foot area enhances comfort and warmth.

In summary, the Vuno Puffy Goose Winter Down Sleeping Bag is an essential for adventurers braving New Zealand’s winter. Its innovative design, combined with premium materials, offers optimal warmth without the bulk. Whether you’re camping in the mountains or enjoying a serene night under the stars, this orange sleeping bag is your reliable companion for a restful sleep.

Tips on Using a Winter down Sleeping Bag:

1. Maintain Warmth and Comfort: In winter tramping, your down sleeping bag is essential. It’s light and provides superior insulation for chilly evenings. For optimal warmth, shake your bag to let the down expand fully.
2. Ensure Dryness: Keep moisture away from your down. Protect your sleeping bag with a waterproof liner or bivvy bag to prevent tent condensation and dampness.
3. Insulate from the Ground: A sleeping pad is crucial to insulate you from the cold ground. Choose one with a high R-value for the best thermal insulation.
4. Regulate Temperature with Ventilation: Prevent overheating and moisture accumulation by partially unzipping your bag for airflow. This helps maintain a comfortable temperature and keeps the down dry.
5. Proper Storage: Store your down sleeping bag in a large, loose sack or hang it when not in use. Long-term compression can harm the down and reduce its insulating ability.
6. Clean and Maintain: Use a liner and spot clean your sleeping bag to keep it fresh. For a deep clean, follow the manufacturer’s instructions or opt for professional cleaning to maintain the down’s quality.