Backpacks | Mistral 20 - Kid's

Kelty

Mistral 20 - Kid's

$59.95

Description

　　Grown-up features on a kid-sized synthetic bag

　　Why shouldn't kids' sleeping bags offer everything your favorite bag has, but sized for happy little campers? Answer: THEY SHOULD, and now they do! Kelty's Mistral 20 is a true three-season mummy bag, with a comfort hood and spacious natural-fit footbox, PLUS cozy CloudLoft insulation with offset quilt construction to prevent pesky cold spots.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

• Cozy CloudLoft synthetic insulation
• Durable yet lightweight shell and liner
• Offset quilting to prevent pesky cold spots
• Natural fit spacious footbox = more room to wiggle your toes
• Comes with stuff sack for easier pack-ups

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