650 Tourist down sleeping bag

Tourist is a series of versatile down sleeping bags suitable for camping and bivouacking. They are available with a left or right zipper, allowing two bags to be joined together.

The Tourist 650 down sleeping bag is a great choice for camping from autumn to spring, when temperatures drop to -5 degrees Celsius. It performs well when we want to lighten our gear and switch from a synthetic sleeping bag. It is made of durable Airtastic™ 32g/m2 fabric from the Japanese company TORAY, which has a hydrophobic DWR coating. The mummy-shaped bag features spacious H-shaped chambers (DSH) with “seam-free” construction, eliminating thermal bridges. It is filled with resilient Polish 750 cuin, 90/10 duck down. The Tourist sleeping bag has a wide and comfortable cut. Special synthetic baffles are used in the zippers to prevent fabric from getting caught, while double down baffles ensure effective insulation of the zipper.

The Tourist series sleeping bags with zippers on opposite sides (right and left) can be independently joined together regardless of size, creating a comfortable double sleeping bag.

Features:

Fabric: Lightweight, durable Airtastic™ 32g/m2 fabric with DWR coating from TORAY, Japan;

Insulation: Polish 90/10, 750 cuin duck down;

Mummy-shaped sleeping bag;

H-shaped chambers (DSH) construction without thermal bridges;

Ergonomic and spacious cut for high comfort;

YKK zipper with zipper guard to prevent fabric from getting caught;

Zipper covered by two down baffles and synthetic flaps;

Internal pocket for small items like a flashlight or phone;

Internal pocket with YKK zipper closure;

Special “spring” snap fastener at the top of the zipper to prevent accidental opening of the sleeping bag;

Compression sack dimensions: diameter 21 cm, height 35 cm, packed height 29 cm (size L);

Includes a storage bag

Total weight (including compression bag):

Internal dimensions: width at shoulders / overall length
M 71 cm/ 204 cm
L 77 cm/ 214 cm
XL 83 cm/ 224 cm
Sleeping bag manufactured and filled with down in Poland, in Beskidy Mountains, in Dębowiec.