- Nylon
- 1>Using 10D nylon fabric, super soft and breathable, more skin-friendly and more comfortable.
- 2> Filled with 90% white goose down, the filling weight is 700g,800 fill power,which is more warm.Fit height:170 cm - 183 cm/67-72in.
- 3>This sleeping bags comfortable temperature scale: -6℃/21.2°F;Limited temperature:-10℃/14°F;Extreme limit temperature scale: -14℃/6.8°F.
- 4> Our 3D box construction allows you and your love ones to move throughout the night while ensuring the Insulation can keep you warm. The hooded mummy with drawer design keeps your head warm by trapping heat trying to escape from your head,prevent cold wind from entering.After the anti -diimond pellet coating treatment, skin -friendly, breathable, not drilling.YKK anti -clip zipper, a built -in storage bag, a three -dimensional foot warehouse in line with the human structure.
- 5>It is very suitable for outdoor sports such as camping, hiking, traveling, mountaineering, etc. It can also keep you a comfortable sleep at night in cold weather. It is suitable for all seasons.
AXUYU Urltra-Light Filling 700g White Goose Down 800FP
Comfortable Temperature 21.2 °F Open Mummy Sleeping Bag
Product Description:
Shell material: 10D ultra-lightweight waterproof and tear
Resistant nylon
Lining Material:7D Ultralight and Ultrasoft Breathable
Nylon
Zipper: YKK
Filling: 90%White goose down,800 fill power
Filling weight of goose down: 700g
Size: 210* 80cm(82.7*31.5in)
Packing size: 18*29cm(7.1*11.4in)
Gross weight: Approximately 1035g/36.5oz
Sleeping bag style: Mummy
Comfortable temperature scale: -6℃/21.2°F
Limited temperature:-10℃/14°F
Extreme temperature scale:-14℃/6.8°F
Target number of people: 1 person
Target: Adults
Made in China
How to care:
Let's wash it with similar colors! Do not use fabric softener.
Maximum washing water temperature 86 ° F (30 ° C).
Do not bleach or use strong chemicals.Can't machine washing,
dry cleaning, bleaching, ironing, please do not expose, gently
twist and dry naturally or turn to cage and dry.
Use only a mild detergent.
