Sea to Summit EMBER -1C/30F Sleeping Blanket
Discover Sea to Summit's lightweight, compact and versatile Ember comforter, offering multi-season functionality and freedom. With a fill power of 850+, this minimalist, breathable comforter can be used for extra warmth or on its own in warmer conditions.
Featuring Ultra-Dry Down, the highest-performance down used in all Sea to Summit products, this comforter offers excellent water resistance in wet weather. RDS certified, the down is responsibly sourced and treated with an eco-friendly treatment for extra protection.
The comforter's QuiltLock system uses snaplocks at the shoulder and foot ends to secure the comforter to the sleeping bag, offering enhanced thermal performance and versatility. Combined with most Sea to Summit bags , this comforter transforms into a four-season sleeping system, adding extra functionality to your outdoor gear.
The Ember comforter features a 10-denier nylon shell and lining, offering lightness, breathability and weather protection for optimal outdoor comfort. Adjustable, removable straps offer additional versatility and functionality, allowing the comforter to be secured in place under a mattress or fastened at the feet and hips for unhindered movement.
Available in two versions with comfort temperatures of 7°C/45°F and -1°C/30°F, the Ember comforter is designed to meet the needs of adventurers in hot or cold weather.
With its quality construction and innovative features, the Ember comforter is an ideal choice for year-round outdoor adventures.
- Type : Unisex
- Total weight : 544 g
- 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.