Product Description
WARMTH WHERE IT COUNTS
Sea to Summit’s Spark 7°C Down Sleeping Bag for Men pairs RDS-certified 850+ fill-power Ultra-Dry Down with a super-breathable 10D nylon shell and liner, delivering exceptional warmth-to-weight and moisture resistance in warm-weather conditions. The technical hood, anatomical footbox and half-length YKK® #5 zipper with draft tube seal in heat without weighing you down—ideal for summer ultralight backpacking down to 7 °C.
Why Spark 7°C Down Sleeping Bag – Men’s?
This ultralight mummy bag delivers balanced warmth and packability, with targeted insulation and technical features that perform when the mercury hovers around 7 °C.
Stay comfortable on warm-weather trips—add the Spark 7°C Down Sleeping Bag to your cart at Land & Sea today.
Spark 7°C Down Sleeping Bag – Men’s Features
- RDS-Certified 850+ Fill-Power Goose Down: Ultra-Dry Down treatment for superior loft and moisture resistance.
- 10D Nylon Shell & Liner: Ultralight, breathable fabrics with non-PFAS DWR on hood and footbox.
- Technical Hood & Anatomical Footbox: Engineered to trap warmth without restricting movement.
- Half-Length YKK® #5 Zipper with Draft Tube: Reduces weight while still allowing venting and snag-free operation.
- Sewn-Through Baffle Construction: Lightweight design tuned specifically for a 7 °C comfort rating.
- Sea to Summit Lifetime Guarantee: Product support for the life of your bag.
Spark 7°C Down Sleeping Bag – Men’s Specifications
- Comfort Rating: 45 °F (7 °C).
- Fill Power: 850+ goose down (RDS-certified, Ultra-Dry Down).
- Shell & Liner Fabric: 10D nylon with non-PFAS DWR treatment.
- Weight: 363 g (12.8 oz) [Regular], 387 g (13.6 oz) [Long].
- Compressed Volume: 2 L [Regular], 3 L [Long].
- Fill Weight: 150 g [Regular], 170 g [Long].
- Shape: Ergonomic mummy for optimal heat retention.
- Fits Up To: 185 cm [Regular], 198 cm [Long].
- Includes: 40D recycled nylon compression bag.
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