Millet Trilogy-25 Sleeping Bag – Saphir

Tech Specs

Comfortable mummy shape

Water-repellent goose down

¾ side zip for easy entry and exit

Internal anti-cold flap

Two-way zip for easier ventilation

Cannot be joined to make a double bag

H construction, without thermal bridge

Insulating collar with drawstring

Preformed hood with drawstring

Inside pocket

Bivvy Warm System to remove right arm from bag and be active, but stay warm

Waterproof compression sack

Mesh storage sack included

Dimensions

Length: 215 cm

Maximum user size: 185 cm

Shoulder width: 80 cm

Compression bag volume: 11 liters

Compression bag size: 29 cm x 22 cm

Weight: 1550g

Activities: Trekking; Mountaineering

Temperatures

Comfort temperature: -11 °C

Limit comfort temperature: -19 °C

Extreme temperature: -42 °C

Comfort temperature: Down to this temperature, the user feels no cold when lying relaxed on their back.

>Limit comfort temperature: Between the comfort temperature and the limit comfort temperature, the user must curl up to stay comfortably warm. Below the limit comfort temperature, the user may feel the cold.

Extreme temperature: The temperature at which the user will have a strong feeling of cold, which may affect their health (hypothermia). Users are advised not to reach this temperature.

Fabrics and durability

In 2022, the manufacturing of our products accounted for 83% of our carbon footprint. In an eco-design approach, we prioritize materials with less impact.

MAIN FABRICS

PERTEX® ECO RIPSTOP

100% Recycled Polyamide

DWR Water-repellent treatment PFC Free

INSULATION

K DRY DOWN FP 850

90% Goose Down – 10% Feather

DWR Water-repellent treatment PFC Free

Fill power: 850

Care

How to wash your sleeping bag?

The sleeping bag should be machine washed at 30° and air dried.

Use non-aggressive detergent and turn your garment inside out.

To ensure optimal washing without damaging the product, reduce the spin speed to a minimum.

Also, close velcro, snaps and zippers and loosen elastic cords before putting them in the machine.

To prevent the thermal insulation in your sleeping bag from clumping, we recommend placing two tennis balls in the tumble before starting the dryer on low temperature. Several drying cycles may be necessary to completely dry the product.