Nanga
Mountain Lodge Down Ear Flap Cap - Blue
£85.00
Product details
Nanga built their reputation on developing sleeping bags designed to perform in some of the most extreme climates on Earth.
The Aurora Light 350DX is a three-season bag with a 760FP duck down created to perform optimally at 5C but will do the job when temperatures drop as low as 0C. The material used is a lightweight Aurora Light material developed by Nanga, which is waterproof and breathable, in unison with a single quilt structure giving an even spread of insulation and comfort at minimal weight.
- 15d Aurora Latex®
- Lining 15d nylon taffeta
- Spanish duck down 90/10 (760FP)
- Single quilt structure
- Down weight: 350g / Total weight: 750g
- Stored size: 25 x 13cm
- Optimum temperature 5C / lower limit 0C
- Suitable for persons up to 185cm / 6ft
- Maximum Length 228cm, maximum width of shoulders 85cm
- Made in Japan
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