NANGA Aurora Light 350SDXLT 770FP

This is a NANGA Aurora Light 350SDXLT sleeping bag in short size.
Color: Purple
770 FP
Retail Price: ¥38,500
With tags

Used only once for tent camping during mountain climbing.
I bought the short size for weight reduction, but it didn't fit me, so I'm selling it!
I think it's a good sleeping bag for 3-season use.
Comes with its original storage bag.
For loft maintenance, it has been stored in a mont-bell sleeping bag storage bag.
Non-smoking, pet-free environment.

Product Description Below
■ Super Water-Repellent Down
This down is treated with a super water-repellent finish, repelling moisture from your body to keep you warm for a long time. (Regular down loses its loft and warmth when it absorbs moisture.)

■ European Norm (EN13537)
[T-Comfort 2°C] The temperature range where a typical adult woman can sleep without feeling cold.
[T-Limit -4°C] The temperature range where a typical adult man can sleep curled up in the sleeping bag for 8 hours. Using it below this temperature carries risks.
[T-Extreme -21°C] The temperature range where a typical woman can endure for 6 hours while shivering, curled up with her knees to her chest in the sleeping bag. Using it in this temperature range can lead to hypothermia and is extremely dangerous.

■ Waterproof Breathable Coating Aurora-Tex
This is a 2-layer fabric with a coating membrane containing numerous micropores of 0.1μm (1 micron = less than 1/1000th of a millimeter). It boasts high-level waterproof and breathable performance with a water pressure resistance of 20,000mm and moisture permeability of 6000g/m2/24hrs. It prevents external particles like rain from entering while easily releasing internal water vapor. It prevents condensation inside the tent and spills, while also releasing the water vapor from your sweat.

■ NANGA Select Premium Down x Kawada Feather European White Duck Down
This is down selected from high-quality European down that meets NANGA's product standards, accumulated over many years of down product manufacturing. It is then washed and processed by Kawada Feather, a feather manufacturer with Japan's highest level of technology.