Sea to Summit SPARK Sleeping Bag -9C/15F
The Sea to Summit Spark sleeping bag embodies the essence of performance and comfort for lightweight outdoor adventures. Featuring Ultra Dry Down-treated goose down with a fill power of 850+, this bag offers exceptional warmth while remaining compact and easy to pack.
Its 10-denier nylon shell and lining provide lightness, breathability, and protection from the elements, while the waterproof and breathable properties of 10D nylon add extra protection and prevent exposure to condensation on the tent walls.
The mummy shape of the Spark sleeping bag maximizes thermal efficiency by providing better heat retention while minimizing bulk and weight. The technical hood ensures a comfortable fit, while vertical baffles on the chest and horizontal baffles on the base guarantee even heat distribution.
Thanks to the QuiltLock system, this bag can be combined with other Sea to Summit gear for added versatility. Available in a range of temperatures, the Spark sleeping bag meets the needs of adventurers in a variety of climatic conditions.
In short, the Sea to Summit Spark sleeping bag is the ideal option for those looking for lightness, comfort, and performance on their light outdoor adventures.
Additional information:
- MAX USER SIZE: R: < 185 cm / L: < 198 cm / Double: < 198 cm
- TOTAL WEIGHT: R: 730 g / L: 786 g / Double: 1543 g
- WEIGHT WITH INSULATION: R: 480 g / L: 540 g / Double: 985 g
- COMPRESSED SACK SIZE: R and L: 3 L / Double: 20L
- COMFORT TEMPERATURE: -2°C | 29°F
- LIMIT TEMPERATURE: -9°C | 15°F
- Type : Men
- discount : -20%
The brand SEA TO SUMMIT
Sea to Summit: from the sea to the summits
Founded in Australia in the 1980s, Sea to Summit is an outdoor brand designed by and for adventurers. Specializing in bivouacking, hiking, and travel, it designs lightweight, compact, and ingenious equipment: mattresses, sleeping bags, waterproof bags, cookware, camping accessories, and more. All with a constant focus on reliability, durability, and comfort, to accompany adventurers on their high-mountain expeditions or treks to the ends of the earth.