Western Mountaineering UltraLite Sleeping Bag: 20 Degree Down
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Material: polyamide high-density woven (420D), nylon ripstop (330D), Duratex (1000D) Support/Suspension: AirContact Waist-Belt: yes Hydration Compatible: yes Reservoir Included: no Rain Cover: yes Detachable Daypack: no Detachable Lid: no Access: top, front, bottom Pockets: (external) 1 top lid, 1 side map, 1 side mesh, 1 hip-belt, (internal) 1 valuables, 1 zippered divider Sleeping Bag Compartment: yes Max Weight Capacity: 65 lb Claimed Weight: 6 lb Volume: 3967 cu in Recommended Use: backpacking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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