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Cosmic Down 20 - Women's
Kelty
Cosmic Down 20 - Women's
$189.95
Description

　　Remember the trapezoid from high school geometry? Turns out, this funky ol' shape is ideal for helping sleeping bags retain heat. Kelty's trapezoidal baffle construction is just one of the reasons the women's Cosmic Down 20 is still a favorite three-season superstar. We also love the expanded natural-fit footbox for happier feet, zippered stash pocket and fully recycled fabrics and PFAS-free DWR treatment. The Cosmic Down is the total package.

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Description
Brand:
Kelty
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
35413824
Gender:
Women's
Temperature Rating:
20°F / -7°C
ISO Comfort Rating:
25°F / -4°C
Length:
Reg: Fits users up to 5 ft 8 in / 173 cm
Weight:
3.3 lbs / 1.50 kg
Fill Weight:
29.6 oz. / 840 g
Shoulder Circumference:
58 in / 147 cm
Hip Circumference:
58 in / 147 cm
Foot Circumference:
43 in / 109 cm
Stuff Sack Size:
13 x 7 x 7 in / 33 x 18 x 18 cm
Materials:
  • Insulation: 550 Fill Down
  • Fabric Primary/Body: Recycled 20D Nylon Taffeta
  • Fabric Secondary: Recycled 50D Polyester Taffeta
Features:
  • Trapezoidal baffle construction provides enhanced thermal efficiency
  • Lofty, lightweight and warm 550 Fill Down
  • Buttery-soft and durable, fully-recycled shell and liner fabrics with PFAS-free DWR
  • Zippered internal stash pocket keeps your favorite devices close at hand
  • Full draft tube and collar retain heat and enhance comfort
  • Quad-stitch anti-snag zipper makes getting in and out easy
  • Dual locking sliders for venting versatility
  • Expanded, natural fit footbox = more room to wiggle your toes
  • Stuff sack included, for quick and easy departures
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