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Lost Coast 40 Down Sleeping Bag (+4C)
  • Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag with +4C Comfort Rating
  • Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag with +4C Comfort Rating
  • Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag with +4C Comfort Rating
  • Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag with +4C Comfort Rating
  • Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag with +4C Comfort Rating
  • Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag with +4C Comfort Rating

Lost Coast 40 Down Sleeping Bag (+4C)

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Expand your camping adventures beyond your car with this incredibly packable and comfortable down sleeping bag. Light yet lofty, this relaxed mummy - style bag is easy to carry on your back and offers plenty of room, whether you're sleeping in the trunk or on the trail. The 100% post - consumer recycled ripstop shell and liner are durable for long - term trail use. Filled with lightweight 600 - fill RDS Certified down with Down Defender, it keeps you warm whether you're setting up a weekend off - grid basecamp or moving to new sites nightly. The anti - snag zipper slider makes getting in and out effortless and lets you adjust your comfort throughout the night. An internal stash pocket uses your body heat to keep small valuables safe and warm. Weight (Regular Length): 916 g / 2.36 lbs. Fill: RDS Certified 600 - fill - power down with Down Defender. Fill Weight (Regular Length): 320 g / 11.3 oz. Bag Shape: Relaxed Mummy.




Using your Lost Coast 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag is a breeze. Just unroll it at your campsite and get inside. The anti - snag zipper makes it easy to get in and out. To keep small things like your phone or keys safe, use the internal stash pocket. When it comes to maintenance, try to keep the bag dry. If it gets wet, dry it as soon as possible to prevent damage to the down filling. You can store it in a large, breathable bag to keep the down lofted. When packing it for a trip, roll it up tightly or stuff it into a compression sack. And remember, although it's durable, try to avoid sharp objects that could tear the shell and liner.


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