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We're working out what we think - we'll add our view here!
Mountain Equipment says:
A superlight bag that will work when other minimalist bags have given up. Premium materials coupled with class leading down control and our Alpine Fit keep you warm
night after night
Our Verdict
We're working out what we think about Mountain Equipment's Xenith I Down Sleeping Bag, we'll add our comments here in due course.
- Reviewed by Basecamp Gear
Features
- Alpine fit maximises thermal efficiency
- Vertical box wall chest baffles & slant main body baffles
- Stitch-through baffle back
- Ground level side seams
- Grown on anatomically shaped and offset foot-box
- Full length Gemini zip baffle with 110cm zip and integrated neck collar
- Supplied with roll-top stuff-sack and storage cube
Specifications
- Regular weighs: 385g
- Long weighs: 423g
- Fill Weight: 148g
- Std Pack Size: 17cm x 15cm x 13cm
Temperature Ratings
*Mountain Equipment use their own 'Good Nights Sleep Guaranteed' rating which they believe is a more accurate number for some sleeping bags and is based not just on the EN test results but on lab testing, their own use, thermal imaging and cold chamber work, along with a lot of data analysis.
- Good Nights Sleep Guaranteed: 5°C/41°F
- Comfor: N/A
- Comfort Limit: N/A
- Extreme:N/A
* As the bag is hoodless, it can not be classified by the EN13537 Standard classification, hence the N/A rating.
Material & Construction
- PLASMA 10D fabrics throughout are incredibly light and breathable with fluorocarbon-free DWR
- 148g of 90-10 European Goose Down with a minimum fill power of 900
