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Dolomite One Bag
The North Face
Dolomite One Bag
$165.00 - $185.00
Description

　　Synthetic 3-in-1 sleep system for comfort in any conditions

　　The Dolomite One Bag, The North Face's patented 3-in-1 sleep system, can be customized for comfort in any conditions. The top layer features 50-degree-rated Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic insulation for versatile use in warmer weather, and the mid layer features 30-degree-rated Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic insulation for cool nights in the outdoors. The two layers can be paired to get a 15-degree bag for maximum versatility.

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Description
Temp Rating:
15° F / 30° F / 50° F
Seasonal Usage:
Three Season
Temp Rating Celsius:
-9° C / -1° C / 9° C
Gender:
Unisex
Bag Style:
Rectangular
Insulation:
Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic (30% Recycled Polyester Cut-Staple Insulation)
Fill Weight:
Reg: 2 lbs 5 oz / 1050 g
Long: 2 lbs 14 oz / 1310 g
Color:
Hyper Blue / Radiant Yellow
Weight:
Reg: 5 lbs (2262 g)
Long: 5 lbs 13 oz (2623 g)
Bag Length:
Reg: fits users up to 6 ft
Long: fits users up to 6 ft 6 in
Bag Shell Material:
50D Ciré Polyester Taffeta
Bag Lining Material:
100% Polyester
Bag Stuff Size:
11" x 20" (27.9 x 50.8 cm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
NF0A3S8O
Other Features:
• Top layer features 50-degree-rated Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic insulation for versatile use in warmer weather
• Mid layer features 30-degree-rated Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic insulation for cool nights in the outdoors
• The two layers can be paired to get a 15-degree bag for maximum versatility
• Zippers open from the bottom to allow for extra ventilation
• Watch pocket included
• Rectangular shape is super roomy for the ultimate comfortable experience
• Comfort fleece liner on the mid layer is super soft and makes you want to slide right in
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