The North Face

The North Face Furnace Sleeping Bag: 20 Degree Down

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Material: polyester taffeta, polyester taffeta Insulation: 550-fill ProDown Waterproofing: DWR treatment Shape: mummy Draft Collar: yes Zipper: right, left Max User Height: 6 ft, 6 ft 6 in, 7 ft Shoulder Circumference: 63 in, 64 in, 65 in Hip Circumference: 59 in, 60 in, 61 in Foot Circumference: 44 in, 45 in, 46 in Bag Length: 78 in, 84 in, 89 in Fill Weight: 1 lb 6 oz, 1 lb 11 oz, 1 lb 15 oz Degree: 20 F European Norm Comfort Rating: 34 F European Norm Lower Limit Rating: 23 F Stuff Size: 9 x 17 in Stuff Sack: yes Claimed Weight: 2 lb 10 oz, 2 lb 15 oz, 3 lb 5 oz Recommended Use: car camping, backpacking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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Australian Alps were discovered in 1839 by Polish explorer Paul Edmund Strzhelski. He gave the name of Kosciusko (in honor of the military and political leader Tadeusz Kosciuszko) to the highest, in his opinion, mountain. Later studies, it was found that the mountain, called Townsend, is actually higher. In addition, it had steeper slopes, and therefore it is more like a mountain peak. The government renamed Kosciuszko in Townsend and Townsend in Kosciusko.