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SLEEP LIKE A MUMMY WITH THE ASCENT DOWN SLEEPING BAG

SLEEP LIKE A MUMMY WITH THE ASCENT DOWN SLEEPING BAG

Stay nice and toasty while out on your adventures with Ascent Down Sleeping bags. These mummy-shaped sleeping bags redefine the meaning of versatility and warmth. Made using complex construction and high-quality down materials, you’ll stay warm when it’s super cold outside. The triple-zipper Free-Flow Zip system ensures you stay nice and cool, so you don’t overheat, when used in warmer weather. It has separate zippers on your left and right sides, as well as the foot box, for ventilation. You can also easily transform it into a lightweight comforter for more flexibility. Its shape allows for a natural sleeping position for extra comfort, while being light and compact enough to go anywhere. It comes with an Ultra-Sil compression bag and storage cell. 

The high-lofting down, technical hood, oversized draft tubes, and draft collar make the Ascent 25°F and 15°F models true 2.5 – 3 season bags. For even colder conditions, try the Ascent 0°F and pair it with a sleeping pad that has a 3.5 R-Value or higher, like the Comfort Light Insulated.

Ascent Down Sleeping Bags (25°F, 15°F & 0°F)

MSRP: $399 – $519

www.seatosummit.com

 

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