Description
The Montello -9°C is a three-season classic that won't get spooked by colder weather. Quality materials ensure that this sleeping bag offers ample comfort and thermal insulation. As a matter of course it includes a right and left zip system, lengthwise fastening, drawstring around the head, double-sided zip, as well as other essentials such as an insulating collar, pockets for small items, and a compression bag.
| Filling | 2 x 170g/m2 Hollowfibre, 4-channel |
|---|---|
| Construction | double layer |
| Inner material | 210T Plain Polyester |
| Outer material | 210T Polyester Hexagonal Ripstop |
| Features and accessories | compression bag |
| Weight | 1760g |
| Recommended maximum height of user | 195cm |
| Packed dimensions | 41 x 24cm |
| Dimensions | 85 x 220cm |
FILLING: Hollow fibre 2 x 170 g/m2 – 4-channel fibre
Hollow fibre 2 x 170 g/m2 – 4-channel fibre
These are hollow, spirally twisted, synthetic polyester fibres with four channels. Thanks to the flexible weaving, careful production, and correct formatting, the material provides a perfect loft effect – the ability to draw in air to insulate. To extend their life and maximize their effect, the fibres are also coated with a silicon layer, which stabilizes their mutual positions and restricts their mutual friction. Other advantages include the fact that fibres don’t absorb moisture, they dry off very quickly, are suitable for allergy sufferers, and are very easy to maintain.
OUTER MATERIAL: 210T Polyester Hexagonal Ripstop
INNER MATERIAL: 210T Plain Polyester
INNER MATERIAL: 210T Plain Polyester
The lower thermal limit at which an experienced sleeping bag user who adjusts her clothing and position in the sleeping bag to suit the ambient temperature and is able to utilise all the abilities of her sleeping bag must expect a strong feeling of cold. There is a risk of harm to health caused by hypothermia, which may lead to death.
The lower thermal limit at which an experienced sleeping bag user who adjusts his clothing and position in the sleeping bag to suit the ambient temperature and is able to utilise all the abilities of his sleeping bag is, when in a curled-up position, overall in thermal balance and is not yet feeling cold. We recommend that this temperature is only considered by experienced users who know that they are sufficiently used to the cold or have suitable clothing accessories to increase their thermal comfort.
The lower limit of the comfortable temperature range, below which an experienced sleeping bag user who adjusts her clothing and position in the bag to suit the ambient temperature and is able to utilise all the abilities of her sleeping bag is in thermal comfort, i.e. is not feeling discomfort due to cold.
