4.45 of 5 stars
Sea to Summit - Spark SpII - Down sleeping bag tested
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77% have found the reviews
by Dörte helpful
The thread was edited on 10.04.23
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Adjustable hood Easily compressed Lightweight -
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Snug -
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Ultra-light Trekking Hiking
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Easily compressed Lightweight
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by Marcus helpful
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Lightweight Easily compressed
Packs well
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Adjustable hood Lightweight Full length zip
slippery interior, sometimes sticks to your skin. not as warm as you'd expect
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Roomy Easily compressed Adjustable hood Lightweight -
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Camping Travel Ultra-light
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Draft collar Price / performance Robust Easily compressed Lightweight -
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Hiking Travel Camping
66% have found the reviews
by Uta helpful
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Price / performance Easily compressed Lightweight -
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Camping Ultra-light Expedition Mountaineering Trekking
88% have found the reviews
by Sebastian helpful
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Robust Lightweight Roomy -
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Hiking Travel Camping Ultra-light Trekking
Had it for almost one year now and I had no problems. Used it for the TMB in late automn and I was very warm.
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Price / performance Easily compressed Lightweight -
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Hiking Trekking All around
Great sleeping bag. For 3 seasons, for bike packing and hiking. Size L perfect for my 194 cm. 100 kg. enough room. Very warm, if used with inliner can go to lower temperature. Packs small. I got with down stratification for 910 fill power.
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Easily compressed Roomy Lightweight