Spacák Campout Linden

Product detailed description

Comfort even in freezing weather

Whether you’re drawn to snowy mountain peaks, exotic frozen landscapes, or just don't have a big enough cottage to celebrate New Year’s Eve, Comfort is the perfect choice for you. A temperature range down to minus seven Celsius makes this a winter sleeping bag that’s particularly suitable for camping in your car or caravan and other activities that don’t require a lot of space in your backpack. It offers high quality and durability, all at a very reasonable price.

The Comfort is part of the family that also includes the Comfort Lady and Comfort Junior. You will really appreciate this when looking for sleeping bags for several people for the same conditions.

To keep out the cold

We are fully aware that cold is the number one enemy of sleep, so we fight it every way we can. Naturally, the zip is double-sided and can be opened/closed from both the inside and the outside. In addition, it has a flap on the inside, which effectively prevents air from penetrating inside. It is also padded, so if you sleep on the zip you won’t feel like the princess and the pea.

There is a draft collar just behind the head opening. When tightened, it keeps the heat inside the sleeping bag very efficiently and prevents the user from breathing vapour into the sleeping bag. It may seem trivial, but who takes clothes pegs into the great outdoors? That’s why we’ve given our sleeping bags two loops to make them easier to hang and dry faster.

Singles and couples

Thanks to the left or righthand side zip, it is not only possible to join two Comforts together, but the Comfort can also be joined to any mummy sleeping bag with ThermicFibre filling, which will be greatly appreciated by couples in love. This feature also significantly increases thermal comfort.

ThermicFibre 4 double-layer thermal insulation (2x200g/m2)

Double-layer thermal insulation prevents thermal bridges forming in the filling. This means that the filling is made up of two layers of fleece on top of each other, with one layer sewn to the upper fabric at certain intervals and the other layer similarly sewn to the lower fabric, however, the seams are offset so that they don’t overlap.