Robens Spire I Sleeping Bag

Comfort temp man: - 1°C
Comfort temp woman: 4°C
Body length: 195 cm 
Filling: OneThermo 100% polyester
Weight about 1450 g

Lots of sleeping bag for the money

Robens Spire I is a sleeping bag whose insulation allows it to withstand trips from mid-spring to well into the autumn. For mountain hiking, it works during the main season from late spring to early autumn. The sleeping bag uses double layers of insulation, which combined with the body-shaped construction provides good insulation for a small pack size. Robens also has a self-developed hood for the sleeping bag that provides better protection around the neck and neck and minimises heat loss through the opening of the sleeping bag. 

 

Robens Spire I

• 3D mummy hood. Encloses the head and insulates against the cold in an effective way
• Insulated collar that minimises drafts and heat loss 
• Two-way zip that also opens from the bottom to ventilate the sleeping bag on hot nights
• The hood's strings have different thicknesses for easy adjustment even in the dark
• Brushed lining material with high moisture transport
• Foot end with shark fin construction (shaped after the feet) and extra insulation
• Full-length insulated zip minimises heat leakage
• YKK zip that does not get stuck
• Double sleeping bag: Connect a Robens Spire I with the zip on the right side and a left side to a double sleeping bag.
• Outer suspension loops for ventilation / drying
• Compression bag makes it easier and faster to pack the sleeping bag
• Strong fabric on the outside makes the sleeping bag very resistant to wear
• Pocket for valuables / mobile
• PFC-free

Isofill
Isofill are synthetic fibres with similar insulating properties as down but which are more cost-effective to produce. The advantage of isofill is that it is less sensitive to moisture than down. The disadvantage lies in a slightly poorer weight / insulation performance and that many people prefer the feeling in a down sleeping bag.