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V Notch UL 40
Big Agnes
V Notch UL 40
$199.95
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　　Even in those warm summer months, as soon as you get up high or down low near water, that chilly quilt or bulky old bag you've been using since high school is not cutting it. The Big Agnes V Notch UL 40 is a highly compressible sleeping bag with a cozy lining of incredibly lightweight and packable Primaloft® Hi-Loft Ultra Silver insulation. It will keep you warm and keep your pack light, whether that's a backpack, bikepack or packraft.

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• Highly compressible, crazylight minimalist mummy bag for your fast and light adventures
• Stitch-free shell construction for maximum thermal efficiency and water resistance
• Minimalist hood with drawcord
• Low-profile cordlock lets you un-cinch the hood with one hand
• Full-length zipper can be opened up for quilt use and provides easy temperature regulation
• 70" / 178cm YKK #3 locking zipper
• Ergonomic foot-box construction provides more loft and warmth
• Two-way zipper
• Zipper garage
• Streamlined exterior loops for hang drying or storage
• Storage sack & stuff sack included
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