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Travel with confidence that every night in the field will be comfortable and warm. The Alpinus Fiber Pro WS 1300 sleeping bag in a subtle sage color was created for women who love outdoor activities. Thanks to its anatomical fit and the use of microfiber as a filling, the sleeping bag effectively retains heat without absorbing moisture, even in more demanding weather conditions.
Alpinus Fiber Pro WS 1300 sleeping bag - features
- Dedication: specially designed for women.
- Type: mummy sleeping bag - optimal fit for the female figure and better thermal insulation.
- Filling: microfiber - great insulation, moisture resistance.
- Outer material: 30D polyester - protection against wind and moisture.
- Zipper: on the left side, two-way YKK with a lock and Anti Snag strip.
- Additional features: thermal collar, insulation along the zipper, hood with drawstring.
- Internal pocket: safe place for phone, documents.
- Usable temperatures: comfort: +4°C; comfort limit: -1°C; extreme: -16°C.
- Dimensions of the sleeping bag: 215 × 75 × 50 cm.
- Dimensions when packed: 36 × 20 cm / after compression: 24 × 22 cm.
- Weight: 1300 g.
- Cover: compressible bag - easy and fast packing.
- Combinable: possibility to connect two sleeping bags together for more sleeping space.
Alpinus Fiber Pro WS 1300 sleeping bag - comfort and warmth for three seasons.
The mummy-type design, thermal collar, drawstring hood and insulation along the zipper provide ideal sleeping conditions from spring to autumn. Durable YKK locking zippers with Anti Snag system guarantee trouble-free use even in the dark, and an inner pocket allows you to safely store your most important small items.
The sleeping bag is lightweight, compact and easy to transport, and the ability to combine two sleeping bags gives you flexibility and convenience on trips together. The Fiber Pro WS 1300 is your inseparable companion for camping trips, yoga workshops, outdoor expeditions and festivals - where nature meets comfort and elegance.
