ULTRA-DRY down 850+ loft 90% down cluster premium goose down certified responsible down standard (rds)
10D nylon shell and 7D nylon lining for minimal weight and bulk
Includes four adjustable straps to secure onto a sleeping pad
Cushioned internal shoulder-end draw-cord
Construction 10°C: sewn-through construction. drawcord in the foot section.
Open up to a quilt or cinch tightly to create a ‘foot pocket’. 2°c: box-baffles throughout
Quiltlock system compatible: attaches to any sea to summit sleeping bag with a hood to provide extra warmth in colder conditionsincludes lightweight Ultra-Sil compression bag and storage cell
Specs:
Weight: 14.8oz | 420g
Compressed volume: 1.8 liters
Lower temp rating: 50°f | 10°c
Brand : Sea to Summit
Web ID: 23S2SAMBRDWN45FQLCSL
SKU: 25782757
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Shape
Tapered
Temp Rating
45° F
Limit Temp*
45° F
Weight
Regular: 15.2 oz ; Long: 17.1oz
Insulation Type
Down
Fill Power
850-Fill power
Fill Weight
7 oz
Shell Fabric
10D Nylon
REVIEWS
5.0
4 Reviews
michael v.
2 months ago
Motocamping Recommended
It’s great for warm weather camping if you’re a hit sleeper. I’ve used just this down to 40 degrees combined with a good base layer I was perfect, I’ve also used this locked into my spark pro and it was great I was too warm at 27 degrees. They integrate perfectly and pack down better than anything else.
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Victor R.
9 months ago
Awesome, Very Good, Very Nice
Love it! Fits great with my bike packing setup! A lot warmer and cozier then I thought.
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Brayden B.
11 months ago
Accurate Comfort Rating
Tested the 30 degree version in 35-40 degree weather and it performed great. I've used it several times and have had no issues with cold drafts. Would recommend
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Connor L.
11 months ago
Ideal Quilt For Bikepacking Races
Super compressible, super warm, lightweight. Slept comfortably in 30 degree weather in a completely exhausted state and was still toasty warm. Two days later slept in 55 degrees and was able to regulate temperature easily by adjusting quilt. Totally sold on quilts now instead of sleeping bags.