Sleeping bag HUSKY Anapurna -28C (extreme)

The warmest sleeping bag from Husky product range, the Anapurna -28°C meets all the requirements for use in really challenging climatic conditions. That’s why if you’re in search of first-rate equipment for high-altitude expeditions you needn’t look any further. We make it from top-class materials that help create a great loft effect. During freezing cold nights and bad weather it will provide great comfort, keeping you nice and warm.

Advantages:
The high-quality filling made of 7-channel hollow fibres provides extraordinary thermal comfort.
Great durability, breathability, and insulation properties are guaranteed by using the top-class materials inside and out.
The anti-slip strips on the underside prevent the sleeping bag from sliding off the mat.
Standard features include a draft collar.
Removable foot-warming bag to enhance your thermal comfort.
Insulated, two-way, branded zipper with a lock for easy handling.
Other features: outer and inner pocket for small items, pillow pocket, hood drawstring, flap covering the main zipper, and removable foot-warming bag.

Filling: 7-channel hollow fibre
Design: two-layer
INNER MATERIAL: nylon soft
OUTER MATERIAL: 40D 290T RipStop Nylon
Accessories: compression bag, foot bag,
anti-slip strips
Weight: 2,360 g
Recommended maximum user height: 195 cm
Dimensions (packed): 44 x 28 cm
Dimension: 85 x 220 cm

Comfort: -4°C
The lower limit of a comfortable temperature range at which the sleeping bag user in a relaxed body position, e.g. lying on their back, is overall in thermal balance and is not feeling cold (for a normal woman under normal conditions).

Limit: -10°C
The lower thermal limit at which the sleeping bag user lying in a curled-up position is overall in thermal balance and is not feeling cold (for a normal man under normal conditions).

Extreme: -28°C
The lower limit, extreme temperature, involving a risk of harm to health caused by hypothermia (for a normal woman under normal conditions). This temperature is a point of hazard leading to death.