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King Solomon 35
Big Agnes
King Solomon 35
$399.95
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　　Like your own bed in the backcountry! The Big Agnes King Solomon 35° is part of the Doublewide Series, eliminating the need to zip two bags together so there’s nothing keeping you apart from your cuddle bug at camp. The new Pad Cinch System makes connecting two pads or securing a doublewide pad easier and faster than ever. Now with a full zip-off option, you can use the top quilted layer like a comforter or zip together to create a single bag when camping solo.

　　Constructed with recycled materials and insulated with 650 Downtek™ water-repellent down for a cozy and warm top layer, the King Solomon doublewide sleeping bag is the most comfortable sleep experience for two.

　　Please note, the bottom of this sleeping bag is un-insulated to save weight and packed space. It requires a pad underneath for insulation. Pads and pillows sold separately.

　　

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Description
Brand:
Big Agnes
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BDWKS3522
Gender:
Unisex
Color:
Legion Blue / Tapestry
Temperature Rating F:
35° F
Temperature Rating C:
1.6° C
Pad Size Needed:
- Ideal size is 40 x 72 in (can accommodate up to 60 x 78 in)
- Works with one doublewide pad or two singlewide pads
- Rectangular-shaped pad recommended
Insulation Type:
650 fill DownTek™ repels water while maintaining insulating value - bluesign® Certified PFC-free water-repellent chemistry
Shell Material:
Polyester ripstop featuring a PFC-free water-repellent finish
Lining Material:
Post-consumer recycled polyester taffeta lining featuring a PFAS-free water-repellent finish
Weight:
3 lbs 2 oz / 1.42 kg
Fill Weight:
22 oz / 624 g
Length:
fits users up to 6 ft
Stuff Size:
9 x 20 in
Compressed Size:
10 x 9.5 in
Circumference at Shoulders:
116 in
Circumference at Hips:
108 in
Circumference at Foot:
102 in
Other Features:
  • Designed for two people, Big Agnes Doublewide System bags eliminate the need to zip two bags together
  • Big Agnes System Bags are designed to attach easily to your sleeping pad, allowing you to comfortably roll around inside without rolling off your pad (pads sold separately)
  • Adjustable to a variety of pad sizes. The self-equalizing drawstring easily connects bag to pad and the middle securement strap provides extra stability.
  • Integrated pad coupler secures two single pads side-by-side
  • Ultimate comfort and additional hand warmth with hand tuck pockets at the top of bag
  • Improved construction using a recycled polyester taffeta fabric featuring a PFC-free water-repellent finish
  • Easily un-cinch the hood with one hand using low-profile cordlock
  • Seal out drafts by cinching insulated tube along upper hood opening
  • Pillow stays in place throughout the night with integrated Pillow Barn (pillows sold separately)
  • More wiggle room for your feet with free range footbox
  • Anti-snag zippers for a smooth, quick zip.
  • Double zippers for entry from either side of bag or zip off top layer completely to use like a comforter
  • No-draft collar, no-draft wedge, and no-draft zipper
  • Quilted construction
  • Secure sleeping bag liners with interior fabric loops and easily hang dry or store bag with exterior loops
  • Storage sack & stuff sack included
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