Outwell Contour Lux Double Imperial Blue Sleeping Bag

Comfort temp men: -5°C / +8°C (Warm side/cold side)
Comfort temp women: 1°C / +12°C (Warm side/cold side)
Extreme temp: -22°C
Body height: 190 cm
Filling: 2400 g Isofill
Weight: approx. 3250 g
 

Warm double sleeping bag with high comfort

Double camping sleeping bag with built-in removable pillows, which can easily be opened up and used as a regular duvet. Double zippers allow the top section to be opened up on warmer days. The insulation in the sleeping bag makes it suitable from spring to autumn. The sleeping bag can also be separated into two single sleeping bags (without pillows). The size and soft microfiber lining make it comfortable to lie in.

Two levels of insulation

Thanks to different insulation on each side, it can be turned depending on the season, so that it provides more insulation on cold nights and less insulation on warmer nights. A two-layer filling on the warm side minimizes the risk of cold spots, and the zipper with an overlapping flap protects against cold drafts, providing good heat retention even at lower temperatures.

 

Outwell Contour Lux Double

• Double-layer filling and an overlapping flap on the zipper provide good insulation
• One warm side and one cool side (choose insulation according to the season - see video)
• Double zippers - the top section can be opened on both sides for increased freedom of movement
• Built-in removable pillows (if you want to use your own pillows)
• Can be separated into two single sleeping bags (without pillows)
• Built-in attachments for sleeping bag liners
• Can be used as a duvet (full-length zipper)
• Microfiber on the inside provides good comfort
• Extra strong zippers (glide more easily and last longer)
• Two-way zipper: can be opened at the foot end to lower the temperature
• Machine washable
• Compression sack for transport

Isofill
Isofill consists of synthetic fibers with insulating properties similar to down, but is more cost-effective to produce. The advantage of Isofill is that it is less sensitive to moisture than down. The downside is slightly lower weight-to-insulation performance, and that many people prefer the feel of a down sleeping bag.