Outwell Campion Lux Teal Sleeping Bag

Comfort Temp (Men): -1°C
Comfort Temp (Women): +5°C
Extreme Temp: -16°C
Body Length: 195 cm 
Filling: 1200 g Isofill, 100% recycled polyester
Weight: approx. 1600 g

 

Warm Camping Sleeping Bag

A budget-friendly three-season camping sleeping bag that can easily be opened and used as a regular blanket. The two-layer filling minimizes the risk of cold spots. A drawstring hood and an insulated zipper baffle that protects against drafts provide excellent warmth even at lower temperatures. Thanks to the zipper that can also open from the bottom, it is possible to ventilate the foot area to regulate the temperature in the sleeping bag during warmer nights. Brushed polyester inside makes it comfortable to sleep in. The bag comes packed in a compression sack for easy packing and protection during transport.

 

Outwell Campion Lux Teal

• Double-layer filling and insulated zipper baffle provide even and excellent insulation
• Rectangular shape offers extra legroom
• Drawstring hood
• Can be used as a blanket (Full-length zipper)
• Inner pocket for valuables
• Two-way zipper: can be opened at the foot end to reduce temperature
• Loops for sleeping bag liner
• Outwell Caring Choice - More environmentally friendly production
• Machine washable
• Compression sack for transport

Outwell Caring Choice
With Caring Choice, Outwell contributes to a more sustainable future by offering more eco-friendly products. By using solution-dyed fabrics instead of wet dyeing, chemical waste, water, and energy consumption are reduced. This also ensures longer-lasting color due to higher UV resistance. The insulation is also made from recycled polyester derived from PET bottles, which lowers CO₂ emissions and reduces waste. These initiatives are important steps in Outwell's journey toward sustainability and protecting our world for future generations.

Isofill
Isofill is synthetic fibers with insulation properties similar to down but more cost-effective to produce. The advantage of Isofill is its lower sensitivity to moisture compared to down. The downside is slightly lower weight-to-insulation performance, and many prefer the feel of a down sleeping bag.