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Disco Endless Promise 30 - Women's
NEMO
Disco Endless Promise 30 - Women's
$279.95 - $299.95
Description

  The reigning favorite down bag for backpackers, the women's Disco 30 features the best-of-all-worlds Classic Spoon™ silhouette for ultimate side-sleeping comfort. NEMO’s iconic Spoon bags are cut generously at the elbows and knees so campers can shift positions comfortably throughout the night, but shave unnecessary weight so gear still packs up light. The Classic Spoon is the sweet spot of the line, balancing packability with plush, roomy comfort.

  Disco includes a set of next-generation Thermo Gill™ vents on the chest to offer fine-tuned temperature control and a better outdoor sleeping experience. Each Gill features an interior and an exterior zipper with a draft-blocking intermediate layer, allowing several different configurations for dialing in the bag’s temperature without direct exposure to cold air. NEMO's Blanket Fold™ draft collar at the neckline features a redesigned size and shape to further optimize sleep temperature. Tucked in, the Blanket Fold defiantly blocks any chill while mimicking the comfort of your bed at home. Pushed out, it helps dump excess heat instantly. Finally, Disco’s revamped design has baffles insulated with water-resistant, RDS-certified down, placed vertically along the torso for comfort and aligned horizontally below the waist to prevent down migration.

  Along with this suite of top features, Disco now boasts the purpose-driven Endless Promise® designation, meaning it was designed specifically to stay out of the landfill and on the trail, forever. With a shell manufactured fully from PET, this sleeping bag is 100% recyclable at the end of its life — just send it back to NEMO, and they’ll handle the rest.

  

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Description
Brand:
NEMO
Gender:
Women's
Color:
Blue Granite
Temp Rating:
30F / -1C
ISO Comfort:
31F / -1C
Minimum Weight:
Reg: 2 lbs 4 oz / 1.03 kg
Long: 2 lbs 7 oz / 1.11 kg
Packed Size:
Reg: 10.5 x 8.0 in dia / 27 x 20 cm dia
Long: 11.0 x 8.0 in dia / 28 x 20 cm dia
Fill Type:
650 FP hydrophobic, PFAS-free, RDS-certified down
Fill Weight:
Reg: 16 oz / 465 g
Long: 18 oz / 515 g
Fits Up To:
Reg: 5'6" / 168 cm
Long: 6' / 183 cm
Shoulder Girth:
Reg: 60 in / 152 cm
Long: 62 in / 157 cm
Hip Girth:
Reg: 56 in / 142 cm
Long: 57 in / 145 cm
Knee Girth:
Reg: 59 in / 150 cm
Long: 61 in / 155 cm
Compressed Volume:
Reg: 4.8 L
Long: 5.4 L
Shell Fabric:
100% Recycled Polyester
Lining Fabric:
100% Recycled Polyester
Zipper Location:
Right
Stuff Sack:
Compression stuff sack and mesh storage cube included
Other Features:
  • Classic Spoon™ shape adds room at elbows and knees for versatile comfort.
  • Updated Thermo Gill™ vents extend the comfort range and create fine-tuned control with their multistage zipper system.
  • Updated Blanket Fold™ design offers a cozy, oversized draft collar that dramatically blocks cold air or releases excess warmth.
  • NEMO takes full responsibility for all Endless Promise® products, from production to end of life, and designs them for 100% recyclability to keep out of the landfill.
  • Filled with premium 650 FP hydrophobic, PFAS-free, RDS-certified down. Products certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) contain down or feathers from farms certified to animal welfare requirements.
  • Hood and footbox are reinforced with recyclable material treated with PFAS-free waterproofing to prevent tent condensation from soaking into the bag's fabric.
  • Body-mapped design includes new 3D footbox for tailored comfort and warmth.
  • Zip two Discos (with opposing zipper sides) together to create a double sleeping bag.
  • Anti-snag zipper features protective edging to stop fabric from getting caught in the zipper pull.
  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
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