Sea to Summit Ascent Down Sleeping Bag
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Check out the Sea to Summit Ascent Down Sleeping Bag -1°C here:
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The Ascent Down Sleeping Bag by Sea to Summit is for the minimalist adventurers and all-out explorers!
A 3°C comfort rating & -1°C lower limit (also a -2°C comfort rating & a -1°C lower limit) has it suitable for cold-weather camping, while the Free Flow Zip system features durable #5 full-length primary, half-length secondary, and footbox zippers, finished with zip plows, sliders, and a down-filled draft tube for easy, snatch-free use. Minimise cold spots thanks to vertical and horizontal chest baffles are present in both the lower-half and base, while box-wall baffles exist throughout the construction of bag. Plus, a fitted front collar draft helps to trap heat, while the hood offers a soft-touch adjustment and generous room for a regular-sized Sea to Summit pillow.
A Mummy Fit offers both a relaxed fit and thermal efficiency on those wildlife wanders, while the 20D Nylon shell and lining works with the 10D Nylon hood and footbox for lightweight breathability and water resistance on every outdoor retreat. Plus, RDS certified 750+ FILL Power goose down provides both comfort when unpacked and a compact pack down, treated with ULTRA-DRY down water-repellent to protect from moisture on the damper days off the grid.
The Sea to Summit Ascent Down Sleeping Bag offers maximum warmth on every outdoor escape.
Thanks for showing how the zippers work ☺️
You're welcome. ~ Ben
Thank you for showing how to convert it into a quilt .
I have searched all over and for the life of me couldn't figure it out .
I have just bought one of the old versions on sale and it's an excellent bag .
Also have the s2s Xtreme mat which is great .
Your channel must be one of the best on RUclips for gear guides .
Cheers!
~ Lauren
Theses are great sleeping bag, I have both male and female versions. The design is outstanding for comfort and functionality. I would put these more into car/motorcycle/ short distance backpacking/ base camp… Just because there’s lighter options if your primary focus is backpacking. I have ember quilt too that’s better suited.
Thanks for your feedback. ~ Ben
used the -4 and the zips on each side was amazing. much better sleep.
Nice one - I get abit to cold in the -4 but it does the trick for most blokes!
~ Lauren
Do someone know the packing dimensions of the Ascent -1 Regular? I cant find it anywhere. The Volume compressed is about 5.5 Liter.
That is how you do an awesome review!
I appreciate your comment. ~ Ben
Hey, Big Ben, how about a quick video comparing all bag types in the STS range?
Thanks for the suggestion Ben - we'll add it to the list
~ Lauren
Thanks for the detailed review, would you mind telling me the 15F regular compressed size length and diameter? The website specifies 7.5L but I need to know if I can fit it in my pack which is a deuter ACL 40+10. Much thanks!
It really depends on how much you can cinch it down. The stuff sack measures about 22 x 15 cm in width and depth, and uncompressed the bag is about 41 cm long. So you could expect the compressed size to go down to 20-30 cm but the width/depth may increase as you squish it down. ~ Ben
Green caterpillar 😂
Absolutely 😂
~ Lauren
If 750 cuin goose down was used, o Ascent 15°F is best for 5°C (40°F) and o Ascent 30°F is best for 14°C (60°F).
These are all lab tested to provide comparable ratings across the range, but each individual still needs to consider their sleep preferences when choosing. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors, ☃☃☃☃
Hey guys, great review!
I have the older Ascent ii model in size regular. But I think it’s too narrow for me at the shoulders.
It says 80 cm shoulder width, But I can’t find the informations for the new bag. Is it wider at the shoulders? Or perhaps the new Spark is?
Thx in advance :-)
The new Ascent is about the same in dimensions, STS state 150 cm shoulder circumference. Spark is narrower as it is made to be lighter weight. If you want more shoulder space I'd recommend moving up to a long model. ~ Ben
Needs a face mosquito mesh or something over the face part . Would be insanely perfect than.
Wouldn't make much difference unless you can guarantee an air reasonable gap between your face & the mesh at all times, which wouldnt be possible with a sleeping bag.
If the mesh touches your face, mozzies/midgies will still bite you
~ Lauren