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Back to Nunatak Sleeping Bags
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The Arc Edge is an extreme bag in the
true meaning of the word.
To achieve the ridiculously low weight
of 11 oz we had to make some radical decisions. How do you
trim total bag weight when already using the lightest materials
available? Answer: use less of said materials.
We carefully reworked the pattern to
be as snug as practically possible,
while still allowing full body coverage. All excess was removed.
One underbody straps was eliminated. The foot box was totally
redesigned. These changes compromise comfort, particularly
with the bag strapped down for cold weather use. No more sprawling
out with that feeling of space and freedom. But the payback
comes on the trail, when your pack is several pounds lighter.
Instead of making a sewn through Arc
Edge, we decided to retain full baffling but reduced the loft
to one inch, thus making it a conservatively rated 40 degree
bag. If you're a warm sleeper, this has proven to be plenty
for a summer bag used mostly at the middle altitudes of for
instance the Pacific Crest Trail or the John Muir Trail.
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40°
F
5°C |
SMALL |
mEDIUM |
LARGE |
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| 5'4" |
5'10' |
6'4" |
43"
36"
32" |
43"
36"
32"
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46"
36"
32" |
| 5oz |
5.5oz |
6oz |
| 10oz |
11oz |
12oz |
| 10.5oz |
11.5oz |
12.5oz |
| 11oz |
12oz |
13oz |
| 6x6 |
6x7 |
6x8 |
| .75" |
.75" |
.75" |
| $277 |
$302 |
$328 |
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Go
here for more information about this backcountry quilt
and Nunatak's Arc Concept.
To learn more about our down sleeping bags in general, read
this
To help you decide which shell fabric will work best for
you, see here
This page is about
care, maintenance and storage of down equipment. |
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