Kelty Cosmic Down 0 Degree Sleeping Bag

Item No. 10118501

The Kelty Cosmic Down 0 Degree Sleeping Bag. With a bright shell design, this bag alludes the feeling of warmth. Perfect for a winter backpacking trip, the Cosmic Down 0 retains warmth exceptionally with the insulated draft tube, hood and collar baffles.

DECENT FEATURES of the Kelty Cosmic Down 0 Degree Sleeping Bag

Slant-baffle construction
Efficient, form-fitting hood
Full baffle collar
Insulated hood baffle
58" two-way locking zipper
Zipper draft tube with anti-snag design
Internal liner loops
Sleeping pad security loops
Hang loops for storage
Ground-level side seams and differential cut for maximum warmth
Stuff sack included
Fat Man and Ribbon drawcords
Captured cordlock

The SPECS

Temperature Rating: 0° F / -18° C
Shape: Semi-Mummy
Material: Shell: 50D Polyester Taffeta
Insulation: 550 Fill-Power Down
Liner: 50D Polyester Taffeta
Stuffed Diameter: 9" / 23 cm

The SPECS for Regular

Fits To: 6' / 183 cm
Length: 78" / 198 cm
Shoulder Girth: 62" / 157 cm
Fill Weight: 39 oz / 1.09 kg
Total Weight: 3 lbs 12 oz / 1.68 kg
Stuff Length: 18" / 46 cm

The SPECS for Long

Fits To: 6' 6" / 198 cm
Length: 84" / 213 cm
Shoulder Girth: 64" / 163 cm
Fill Weight: 42 oz / 1.18 kg
Total Weight: 3 lbs 15 oz / 1.76 kg
Stuff Length: 18" / 46 cm

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"Great Value in this bag." 04/16/13

Not much of a chance to use it yet but seems great. Exceptional value for a down bag at that price. Packs small in compression bag, is warm and cozy. Only complaint is it feels just a bit shorter than my other Kelty bag although stated the same length.

by John

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"Great Bag for the Money." 11/17/12

Considering the price of this bag its a good deal. I gave my old bag away and I needed something that I didn't have to save up for to make an adventure happen. I found it to be a bit chilly but consider that I was sleeping in a trek light hammock, in a storm, I was damp and under a make-shift tarp. If you need something for a quick fix this is it! If you plan on living outside in Colorado this winter, you should look around some more. I think it would be an excellent summer/spring bag. The price makes this good stuff, good stuff will happen inside this bag. The bag is stuffed with down. If you dont like it you can pass it forward to some young sprout heading to the forest.

by Adam from kcmo

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"Cannot beat the value of this one" 09/30/12

I could not be happier with this purchase. The price was phenomenal and it was perfect size for me (6 ft, 175 lbs). I cannot attest to the degree rating as I am a warm sleeper anyway, so never really get that cold, but so far I have had no issues feeling cold in any way when in this bag.

by Jared from Indianapolis

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"Warm at 0 degrees, A very solid buy!" 01/19/12

This product lives up to its temperature rating. This bag stood up to night time lows in the single digits (4 F being the lowest) in Michigan's Porcupine mountains in January. Sleeping in a baselayer and midlayer in this bag caused overheating. The price is unbeatable. Caveats; Although compressible, the bag is bulky to pack. It's heavy, but the only way to save on weight with a winter bag is to spend $400+... The draw strings for the head are a bit difficult to use from inside the bag. Don't let the caveats deter you...These are minor inconveniences for keeping your fingers and toes!

by Kevin from Michigan

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