Sea to Summit Spark Down Sleeping Bag

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For the minimalist adventurers after maximum warmth on their outdoor escapes, hit the ups and drops with the Sea to Summit Spark -1C Down Sleeping Bag for lightweight and compact comfort!
Featuring a Mummy Fit for thermal efficiency and minimal weight on those wildlife wanders, the Spark -1C boasts a 10D Nylon construction in the shell, lining, hood, and footbox for lightweight breathability and water resistance on every outdoor retreat. An RDS certified 850+ FILL Power goose down provides both comfort when unpacked and a compact pack down, treated with ULTRA-DRY down water-repellent to protect from moisture on the damper days off the grid. A 4°C comfort rating and -1°C lower limit also has it suitable for cold-weather camping.
A durable half-length #5 side zipper features a zip plow with two sliders - followed along the top by a down-filled draft tube - while the standard front collar draft helps to trap heat. A technical hood also offers a soft-touch adjustment, sitting deep for a warmer winter-camping experience. Plus, to minimise cold spots, vertical and horizontal chest baffles are present in both the lower-half and base, while box wall baffles exist at the top-half of the bag and run through the quilted construction of the lower-half.
For fast and light overnighters, keep as comfortable as your pack is compact with the Spark -1C Down Sleeping Bag by Sea to Summit.

[@GregPople]

An informative and thorough review as always, thanks Ben.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Thanks, Greg, I'm glad you liked it. ~ Ben

[@homie-gtv322]

One day...one day I'll have one...one day....

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Save your pennies!
~ Lauren

[@droneforfun5384]

The zipper was a main problem on the previous version, people got stuck inside. You said its solved now?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

They have put a little 'plow' on the zipper so it almost never catches. The only way I could get it to catch was to physically hold the fabric perpendicular to the zip and try to zip over it. ~ Ben

[@droneforfun5384]

@@SnowysOutdoors thank you Ben, and awesome review