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A 560 g down envelope bag for warm-season camping: 295 g of 650-fill duck down in a rectangular cut, so you can sleep on your side or unzip it fully and use it as a quilt. Comfort 12 °C: June to early-September nights in southern Ontario, the cottage, a spare bed.
From mid-September, or if you sleep cold, choose the CW400 (comfort 6 °C). Down is not machine-washable: spot-clean or use our stretch liner.
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Temperature ratings and construction details for this sleeping bag.
FAQ
Early September, yes: the CW295 is comfort-rated to 12 °C, which suits June to early-September nights in southern Ontario. From mid-September, or if you sleep cold, choose the CW400 (comfort 6 °C).
Yes. It is an envelope cut that unzips fully and opens flat, so it doubles as a down quilt.
Ø12 × 26 cm in the stuff sack, about a 1 L water bottle, and 560 g.
Spot-clean the shell; down is not machine-washable. Sleep in a liner to keep the inside clean.
CW295: 295 g of down, comfort 12 °C, envelope shape, 0.56 kg, for June to early September. CW400: 400 g, comfort 6 °C, square top with a mummy foot, 0.76 kg in size M, for mid-September into October. Same 650FP duck down in both.
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