Hannah Outdoor Hannah Loft 400 sleeping bag, grey, 195 cm (10029399HHX0195L)

Loft 400 is a high-quality sleeping bag for three seasons of camping and hiking. The bag is filled with high-quality European 750 cuin goose down with an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio.
Goose down makes the sleeping bag lightweight, packable, and warm. The surface material of the bag is water-repellent DWR-treated nylon, which helps the down stay dry. The L-shaped bi-directional zipper is protected by a flap that prevents the zipper from catching and provides extra insulation. The Loft 400 zipper can be fully opened to turn the bag into a down duvet. A pillow pocket in the hood of the sleeping bag adds a little extra sleeping comfort. In addition to the standard compression bag, the package includes a larger storage bag to keep the bag in when you store it for longer periods of time. The country bag is made in Ukraine.

Specifications:

• Season: spring-summer-autumn
• Recommended maximum user height: 195 cm
• Comfort temperature (comfort, women): 4 °C
• Running temperature (limit, men): -2 °C
• Extreme temperature (extreme): -17 °C
• Size when packed: 20 x 16 cm
• Weight: 0.870 kg
• Size: 210 x 83 x 58 cm
• Cover Material: 20D Nylon R/S DWR
• Inside Material: 20D Nylon
• Fill: Goose Down 90/10 400g, 750 Cuin
• Bag Shape: Mummy
• Zipper on left

The comfort temperature of a sleeping bag is the lowest comfortable sleeping temperature. The comfort temperature is indicative, due to the different tolerance levels of people. The comfort temperature is also known as the women's temperature because women, on average, are more sensitive to cold. At the limit temperature, you will still sleep comfortably if you have a decent sleeping bag, have eaten enough, and can tolerate the cold as the average person would. Extreme temperature is the lowest temperature at which a person can survive overnight in a sleeping bag. Sleeping at extreme temperatures is only intermittent and you should not choose a sleeping bag according to this temperature. The comfort and warmth of sleeping in a sleeping bag can be improved by a good sleeping surface, an inner cover, and by preventing draughts and moisture accumulation in the sleeping space. Adequate fluid and energy intake also helps to stay warm.

It is recommended to pack the sleeping bag in its protective bag. When storing for long periods of time, it is a good idea to turn the sleeping bag inside out for 24 hours at a time to maintain the heat retention properties of the materials. After use, always allow the sleeping bag to dry before storing.