Mountain Equipment
Klimatic III Regular Sleeping Bag - Dusk
£150.00
Product details
The Moreno may have that old school vibe we love, but it’s not just a great looking fleece – it’s also a solid winter performer. Constructed form Polartec Thermal Pro shearling fleece with abrasion resistant overlays at the shoulders and elbows it has next to skin comfort with high warmth, and high level durability. What’s not to like.
Features
- Polartec Thermal Pro provides outstanding warmth for weight
- Ascender fabric overlays on shoulders and elbows for durability
- Over-locked and top-stitched construction for next-to-skin comfort
- Elastane bound hood
- Full zip
- Zipped hand warmer pockets
- Elastane bound cuffs and hem
- 700g (L)
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