JR Gear Helium Down Sleeping Bags

These high - quality down sleeping bags are specifically crafted for trekking and hiking adventures. They come with filling weights ranging from 250g to 1050g, offering excellent insulation in temperatures from - 27˚C to - 9˚C. The sleeping bags are made of 20D nylon fabric and feature a comfortable 3D contour mummy shape. A double - side zip adds great convenience, and an inside anti - cold flap enhances insulation. The full - length zipper allows for proper ventilation. There's also a special mat pocket to secure a mat beneath the bag. The hood comes with a drawcord for a snug fit. You'll receive a compression stuff bag for easy packing and a mesh bag for hassle - free storage. Available fill weights include 250g, 350g, 550g, 750g, and 1050g, each with corresponding temperature ratings (certified under EN 13537). The average weights vary from 1.6lb (700g) to 3.3lb (1500g), and the packed sizes range from ø15x21 cm to ø24x28 cm. The mummy - shaped bag has dimensions of 83”x32”x20” (210x80x50cm). The fill power is 600+ with 90/10 white duck down.

Using your JR Gear Helium Down Sleeping Bag is a breeze. First, unpack it from the compression stuff bag and let it fluff up for a while. This will help the down regain its loft and provide better insulation. When you're ready to sleep, unzip the double - side zipper and slide in. Adjust the drawcord on the hood to keep your head warm and cozy. If it gets too warm, you can unzip the full - length zipper for ventilation. To secure your sleeping mat, use the special mat pocket at the bottom of the bag. When it's time to pack up, roll the bag tightly and stuff it into the compression stuff bag. For storage, use the included mesh bag and keep it in a dry, cool place. Avoid storing it compressed for long periods as this can damage the down. If the bag gets dirty, follow the care instructions on the label. Usually, a gentle machine wash on a delicate cycle with mild detergent is sufficient. Make sure to dry it thoroughly to prevent mold and mildew growth.