I sleep colder and I would like to know if it's good choice for those temperatures. I am going on Everest Base Camp trek on April and the night temp. will be around -10 celsius.
Adrian (Community)
| Customer Service
13.02.2024 08:56
Hi Yoanna,
It's worth remembering that sleeping bags are only insulation which needs the body heat of the user to warm up the trapped air within the bag. The correct insulation below the bag is also essential otherwise the bag will not perform as expected.
Based on the fill quality and fill weight I would expect this bag to be suitable for your needs.
Too warm??? Not likely. Down , as insulation , breathes much better than synthetic insulation and therefore a down bag has a much better temperature range. Basically , if it's warmer than expected it will not feel uncomfortable. Don't forget there's also a big zip on the bag in the case you need to cool down!
The rating of this bag may seem too much for your needs but never has a customer complained of a sleeping bag being too warm!
Hi Yoanna,
It's worth remembering that sleeping bags are only insulation which needs the body heat of the user to warm up the trapped air within the bag. The correct insulation below the bag is also essential otherwise the bag will not perform as expected.
Based on the fill quality and fill weight I would expect this bag to be suitable for your needs.
Too warm??? Not likely. Down , as insulation , breathes much better than synthetic insulation and therefore a down bag has a much better temperature range. Basically , if it's warmer than expected it will not feel uncomfortable. Don't forget there's also a big zip on the bag in the case you need to cool down!
The rating of this bag may seem too much for your needs but never has a customer complained of a sleeping bag being too warm!