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 | Elk Park |
People are always asking us for zero and sub-zero sleeping bags, not for motorcycle camping but for winter hunting trips and stuff like that. Here's a great one. The Elk Park is rated at -20F, which means it'll probably be perfectly comfortable to zero and maybe a bit lower. Still not warm enough? Use a 40-degree Buffalo Park as an overbag and you've got a -45 system. Don't forget the sleeping pad. Every Big Agnes sleeping bag requires a sleeping pad. This one takes a 25"x78" pad, and we recommend the Hinman. This is not a motorcycle camping set-up. This is for car-camping or the hunting cabin. |
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| Pad size: | 25"x78" |
| Fill type: | ThermoliteŽ Quallofil |
| Color: | Coal/rust |
| Stuffed size (not compressed): | 12"x23" |
| Compressed size: | 12"x15" |
| Weight: | 6 lbs. 12 oz. |
| Shoulder, hip, foot: | 80.5"/74.5"/66" |
Design Features
- Integrated pad sleeve - never slide or roll off your pad again
- Built in pillow pocket holds your pillow in place - no more Wandering Pillow Syndrome!
- Rectangular, not mummy, so it's plenty roomy in foot box and shoulders. The 25" wide base offers extra girth.
- YKK #8 zipper
- No-draft collar seals around neck; no-draft wedge insulates the connection between the bag and pad; and no-draft zipper tube insulates along the length of the zipper
- Shell: Nylon rip-stop with WR surface treatment to repel water. Lining: Soft, breathable cotton/polyester blend with stain resistant finish. Pad sleeve: Nylon rip-stop and WR surface treatment to repel water
- Synthetic Insulation: ThermoliteŽ Quallofil - Short staple synthetic fibers with a patented seven-hole construction.
