Marmot

Plasma 15 Sleeping Bag:15 Degree Down

Details

• EN comfort-rated at 29-degrees F for shoulder-season backpacking in the mountains; lower-limit-rated at 18-degrees F for occasional use during yurt trips or overnight spring tours in the mountains
• Ultra-premium 900-fill goose down is as light as a wisp of fog and as good at rebounding as a seven-foot-tall center, and it features one of the highest warmth-to-weight ratios known to humankind
• Durable, DWR-coated Pertex Quantum shell fabric keeps weight to a minimum while maximizing packability, shedding a little exterior moisture, and enhancing breathability so that condensation doesn't build up in the down insulation
• Down-filled draft collar, down pillow, full-length zipper with draft tube, and drawcord adjustable down hood lock in your warm and seal out the fall cold front
• Insotect Flow vertical baffle system reduces weight and efficiently transfers heat from the core of your body to your extremities
• Vertical baffles optimize thermal performance and significantly reduce weight while Flowgates strategically placed along the baffles secure the down and trap more heat in the core and footbox
• Wraparound foot box vaults the foot area so as to prevent the compression of down and extend the bag's comfort range
• Entire bag weighs less than two pounds (regular) for ultimate backpacking and trekking performance
• Zipper garage and smooth area around the face reduce chafing and discomfort when you're tucked into the bag during cold nights
• Two loops at the foot allow you to easily hang the bag to air it out
• Included stuff sack lets you pack the bag down to an incredible 7.5 x 7.5inch packs (both regular and large) so you can easily find space for it in your pack
• Included storage sack provides a safe place to store the bag at home and keep its loft over many years of use
• Winner of numerous industry awards, including Outside Magazine's 2011 Gear of the Year, Backpacker Magazine's 2011 Editors' Choice, and National Geographic Adventure 2011 Gear of the Year
• Item #MAR1940