British army winter sleeping bag. Excellent warm sleeping bag.

British army winter sleeping bag A synthetic hollow fibre filling and central zip with a storm flap provide the necessary insulation. Featuring a mummy-style hood with an adjustable drawstring cord and a cleverly designed foot box, it's ideal for staying cozy in cold climates. Excellent warm sleeping bag. Internal mesh pockets. Available in New, Super Grade, Used Grade 1, Grade 2 & Grade 2 Needs new zip Conditions. Trusted by British forces, this bag offers maximum comfort in temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius. These bags are made by FECSA and use a high-tec, multi-component polyester fibre insulation with ultra-light properties. Heavy duty central crash zip. Drawstring hooded area. Choose between sizes – Small, Medium or Large. Army Issue Arctic Sleeping bag. Looking for a versatile winter sleeping bag that can handle just about any condition? Look no further than the British Army military modular sleep system. . Made for winter sleeping conditions down to -10°C, as long as you're using a tent or shelter in conjunction, and insulated with a hollow fibre fill - breathable and warm. Experience the ultimate in cold-weather sleeping gear with the British Army Surplus Arctic Sleeping Bag, offering you the same extreme protection and comfort that UK forces have trusted for decades. This outer medium weight sleeping bag is perfect for UK winter trips. Additional warmth can be retained by using the the inner zip cover and also by tightening the hood for a snug fit. These are super warm! They have a single centre zip with a drawstring hood to keep it all enclosed. Only new bags come with heavy duty compression sack. This ingenious 5 season sleeping bag features three bags in one – a Medium weight bag, a lightweight bag, and an inner liner – giving you a comfort rating of around These 4-season British Army Arctic Sleeping Bags are genuine army surplus designed for use in extreme weather conditions. lqpxm djyhfcyz tjpodk afxfnxw hteky weab pij bpel aqh crbi