




Ultralight down sleeping bag, made from the lightest materials.
Filled with the best down in the world.
Polish Hand-sorted goose down - XXL PURE DOWN.
Weighs 756g with 584g of XXL Pure Down fill. - data for size L
Temperature range of use:
T comf ♀ : -4°C;
T limit ♂: -10°C;
T ext : -29°C;
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Ultralight sleeping bags made from the world's best and lightest materials. Hand-sorted Polish Goose Down, the world's lightest downproof 5d Denier fibre fabric from Japanese Toray OSAKA 16g / m2, simple refined cut. Compression sack in Dyneema® Composite Fabric UHMWPE 12g/m2.
It doesn't get any lighter or better than this.
The Super Ultralight series is an evolution of the Ultralight line with the use of the best, uncompromising materials. We have probably (again) created the world's lightest down sleeping bags.
Pure Light and Last.
Fabric: the world's lightest downproof 5d x 5d nylon fabric with DWR coating. Manufactured by TORAY OSAKA JAPAN. Weight 16g/m2.
Colour: White - not a coincidence - the lightest after dyeing.
Down: Exceptional - hand sorted POLISH goose down: Animex PURE down. Probably the best down in the world. Fill power 1000, almost 100% hand sorted down from the best Polish Geese.
Cut: mummy-shaped sleeping bag with advanced construction, ergonomic cut taking into account the allowance in the hips and knees.
Compression bag: made of Dyneema® Composite Fabric UHMWPE 12g/m2 very strong, maximum lightweight.
Features:
- YKK #3 spiral zipper with two zippers
- H - down chamber construction - circumferential chambers ( to minimise overall weight. )
- covered seam in the construction of down chambers
- white (not a coincidence - the lightest after colouring)
- main zipper covered by two down patches with 'anti snag' system - prevents the zipper from cutting in
All Malachowski brand sleeping bags are manufactured and filled with down in Poland, in the Beskid Mountains, in Dębowiec.
Temperature range:
T comf ♀ : -4°C;
T limit ♂: -10°C;
T ext : -29°C;
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