Sierra Designs Nitro 15-Degree 800 Fill Down Ultralight Sleeping Bag Review
Sierra Designs Nitro 15-Degree 800 Fill Down Ultralight Sleeping Bag Feature
- Ultralight sleeping bag with temperature rating of 15 degrees F
- 20D nylon ripstop shell with efficient 800-fill goose-down insulation
- Mid-bag Flex technology allows you to move during the night
- Ergonomically shaped footbox with 12-inch footbox vent
- Available in regular (76 inches) and long (82 inches) sizes
Other features include removable pad locks, a draw cord at the collar, a 12-inch footbox vent, a draft collar, a 30-inch offset jacket zipper, and an ultralight jacket hood. Available in regular and long sizes, the Nitro packs into a tiny stuff sack (included) for easy carrying.
Regular Specifications:
- Temperature rating: 15 degrees F/-9 degrees C
- Shape: Mummy
- Fit: Up to 6 feet
- Length: 76 inches
- Zipper side: Left
- Shoulder girth: 53 to 60 inches
- Hip girth: 50 to 57 inches
- Footbox: 35 inches
- Fill weight: 20 ounces
- Total weight: 2 pounds 2 ounces
- Stuffed diameter: 7 inches
- Stuffed length: 17 inches
Long Specifications:
- Temperature rating: 15 degrees F/-9 degrees C
- Shape: Mummy
- Fit: Up to 6 feet 6 inches
- Length: 82 inches
- Zipper side: Left
- Shoulder girth: 55 to 62 inches
- Hip girth: 52 to 59 inches
- Footbox: 37 inches
- Fill weight: 22 ounces
- Total weight: 2 pounds 5 ounces
- Stuffed diameter: 8 inches
- Stuffed length: 18 inches
About Sierra Designs
Sierra Designs has been one of the most renowned outdoor brands in the industry since 1965. Not only are Sierra's products reliable enough to help thrill seekers like Eric Larsen summit Mt. Everest and journey to both the North and South Poles, but they promote a harmonious relationship with the environment we play in as well. The editors of Outside Magazine, National Geographic, and Backpacker Magazine have all presented Sierra with numerous gear awards. Sierra is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.
We challenge traditional thinking by incorporating partial Flex construction into these bags, making them more comfortable and more thermally efficient. Ergonomically shaped foot boxes and ultralight foot box venting may seem like subtle details, until you climb on in – and experience the most comfortable sleep you’ve ever had in the backcountry.
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