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What temperatures is this sleeping bag suitable for?
This down mummy sleeping bag is rated for a temperature range of +15°C to −13°C. In general, lighter fills (around 400–600 g) are best for cool spring and autumn nights, while heavier fills (800–1200 g) are better for late-autumn, winter camping, and colder alpine conditions. Actual comfort will also depend on your clothing, sleeping pad, shelter, and how warm or cold you usually sleep.
How do I choose between the 400g, 600g, 800g, 1000g, and 1200g fill options?
All five options use the same goose-and-duck down blend and 400T nylon shell; the difference is insulation level: 400 g / 600 g – For milder conditions and warmer sleepers, ideal for late spring to early autumn or as an inner bag in a modular system. 800 g – A versatile choice for most 3–4 season trips where temperatures may approach freezing. 1000 g / 1200 g – For cold sleepers or harsher winter conditions closer to the lower end of the +15°C to −13°C rating, or when you expect frost and sub-zero nights.
Is this down sleeping bag waterproof?
The outer shell uses 400T windproof, water-resistant nylon that sheds light rain, mist, and condensation, helping keep the down insulation dry. However, it is not a fully waterproof bivy. For heavy rain or wet ground, it should be used inside a tent, bivy, or other shelter to protect it from prolonged water exposure.
How should I wash and care for the down filling?
To preserve loft and warmth, we recommend gentle care: Spot clean when possible instead of frequent full washes. For deeper cleaning, use a front-loading washer on a gentle cycle with down-specific or mild detergent; avoid fabric softener and bleach. Tumble dry on low heat with clean dryer balls or air-dry thoroughly until the down is fully fluffed and dry. Store the bag loosely in a large storage sack or on a shelf, not compressed long-term, to maintain loft and performance.

