Exped: Hummingbird 35 Degree Sleeping Bag

A lightweight summer bag with a solid temerature rating and a great price is found in the Exped Hummingbird 35 Degree Sleeping Bag. Lightweight and highly compressible, the Exped Hummingbird 35 is ideal for spring through autumn trips. It's 750-fill goose down insulation is wrapped in Ultralight Texped nylon and the liner fabric is breathable in the steamiest weather. Side baffles optimize bag warmth by keeping the down evenly distributed. Best of all, as reviewed in Backpacker Magazine, the Hummingbird lives up to it's temperature rating. An inner chest pocket doubles as a convenient stuff sack.

• March 2007 Backpacker Gear Guide thumbs up
• Ultralight Texped PA35 ripstop nylon inner and outer shell
• 750-fill goose down insulation gives lightweight warmth
• Traditional North American rating: 35 degrees Fahrenheit (2 degrees Celsius)
• Euro-Norm Rating: UC=65 degrees Fahrenheit (18 degrees Celsius, CW=45 degrees/7 degrees, CM=36 degrees/2 degrees, LE=9 degrees/-13 degrees
• Tuck-stitch baffle construction provides durability and reduces snagging
• Side baffles prevent down shift
• Full-length zipper provides ventilation and connects with other bags
• Inner pocket doubles as stuff sack
• Fits to: Medium: 71 in. (180 cm.), Long 79 in. (200 cm.)
• Average Weight: Medium: 25.0 oz. (710 g.), Long: 29.3 oz. (830 g.)