Defence 4 Carinthia Sleeping Winter Sleeping Bag Bag, Mummy-Style, Camping, Waterproof, Military-Grade (Olive, S)

[S Size 175] Size: When in use: Approx. 200cm x 83cm (width) x 55cm (foot) When stored: Approx. 25 x 45cm (When compressed): Approx. 25 x 38cm Suitable height: Up to 175cm Weight: Approx. 1750g [M Size 185] Size: When in use: Approx. 215cm (length) x 83cm (width) x 57cm (foot) When stored: Approx. 25 x 45cm (Compressed): Approx. 25 x 38cm Suitable height: Up to 185cm Weight: Approx. 1850g 【L Size 200】 Size: • When in use: Approx. 230cm (length) x 85cm (width) x 60cm (foot) • When stored: Approx. 25 x 45cm • (When compressed): Approx. 25 x 38cm • Suitable for heights up to 190cm • Weight: Approx. 2000g Season: Spring, Autumn, Winter Temperature Rating (EN13537): Comfort Temperature: -8.0°C, Lower Limit Temperature: -15°C, Extreme Temperature: -35°C *The extreme temperature is generally considered to be the temperature range that an adult woman with a low metabolism and low tolerance to cold can withstand for up to 6 hours while curled up inside the sleeping bag with the entrance closed and her knees hugged to her chest. This temperature range is not intended for normal use, so please consider it as a reference value. *Regarding size during use: The size during use is measured with the sleeping bag laid flat, from the longest side of the fabric to the longest side when stretched out. (Measurement includes the slack, not just seam to seam.) The length at the feet is measured around the shin. As each item is handmade by craftsmen, there may be slight variations in size. Please understand this in advance. CARINTHIA was founded about 80 years ago by a few Austrians who were mountaineering enthusiasts. Among their products, their sleeping bags are particularly renowned for their high performance, and in 2001 they won the BEST SLEEPING BAG award, beating out major brands such as NORTH FACE! Due to this track record, Carinthia sleeping bags are used by most European militaries, and outside of Austria, they receive many requests for specialized cold-weather clothing and sleeping bags from organizations such as the Indian Mountain Rescue Team.