🌌 Sleep like a star in the great outdoors!
The Kelty Cosmic 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag is an ultralight, compressible sleeping bag designed for all-season camping and backpacking. Featuring 550 fill DriDown insulation and a unique trapezoidal baffle construction, it ensures optimal thermal efficiency while being eco-friendly. With dual zippers for easy temperature regulation and a spacious footbox, this sleeping bag is perfect for both novice and experienced adventurers. Crafted with quality materials, it embodies Kelty's commitment to durable outdoor gear since 1952.
| Age range | Adult |
| Color | Castle Rock/Smoke |
| Size | Regular |
| Style | Regular |
| Insulation material | Down |
| Height | 8 inches |
| Item display length | 14 inches |
| Weight | 816 g |
| Item display width | 9 inches |
| Shape | Mummy |
| Material type | Nylon Poly Taffeta |
| Maximum height recommendation | 72 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Outer material | Nylon |
| Seasons | All Seasons |
| Features | Trapezoidal baffle construction, Zippered internal stash pocket, Natural fit spacious footbox |
| Sport | Backpacking, Camping and Hiking |
| Included components | Kelty Cosmic 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag, Stuff sack |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Brand | Kelty |
| Fill material | Down |
| Department | Unisex |
| Manufacturer | Kelty |
| Item model number | 35414821RR |
| Product Dimensions | 152.4 x 76.2 x 7.62 cm; 794 g |
| ASIN | B08MJ2R8BY |
J**S
Quality
Very packable, perfect for mild temps, well constructed.
T**K
Incredible value summer bag.
I've used this bag heavily the past few weeks in August for backpacking in the Sierra Nevada. It keeps me plenty warm while also wearing a light base layer. Well made Kelty product. Fantastic value
A**R
warm, light, kelty.
extremely lightweight and compact bag that should be great as a 3 season bag for me. kelty does not disappoint once again.
H**2
Be mindful of down insulation shifting around
I unpacked the sleeping bag when it arrived & allowed 24 hours for it to loft up. Then returned it to the stuff sack the night before my trip. When I set up at camp, it had about 5 hours to loft before I climbed in. The temperature got down to 47F by morning. I used an insulated (R-4.2) sleeping pad. I wore wool socks, shorts, a light base layer plus fleece mid-layer. I wasn't cold, but I was chilled throughout the night. Just enough that I could not fully relax. About 2 am I added long pants and a down puffy jacket and then I was warm enough to fully relax & sleep well.When I set up camp the next day, I noticed that the down did not completely fill the baffles and had slid away from the top of the bag and had clumped at the sides. I'm sure that this contributed to my discomfort the previous night. I tried fluffing the bag to shift the down from the sides to the top of the bag and to get it to un-clump. I was somewhat successful.For better or worse, the remaining nights only got down to 55F. I was comfortable enough with socks, shorts & a thin, long-sleeve base layer. Company web site claims ISO Comfort Rating: 48F but I would take that with a grain of salt. This would be fine as a summer bag but be mindful of placement/location of the down within the baffles and give it plenty of time to loft up before crawling in for the night.
S**I
DESCRIPTION, PRICE,ACCURATE BILLING AND CREDITS,EXC. AMAZON IS VERY GOOD IN THESE CONCERNS.
PRODUCT IS EXACTLY THE WAY IT WAS DESCRIBED.
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