Therm-a-Rest Saros Sleeping Bag: 33 Degree Synthetic
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Material: 40D polyester ripstop, DWR finish, PU coated Insulation: 600-fill down Fit: regular Hood: yes, removable & adjustable Pockets: 2 zippered hand, 1 zippered chest media, 1 internal stash, 1 internal mesh goggle Venting: 2 underarm zips Powder Skirt: yes, removable RECCO: yes Claimed Weight: 32.6 oz Recommended Use: skiing, snowboarding Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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