Stone Glacier

Stone Glacier Chilkoot 15° Sleeping Bag

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GOHUNT Highlights

Superior weight-to-warmth ratio
Larger shoulder box compared to most other bags on the market
Pertex® outer shell provides great protection in damp conditions

Manufacturer Highlights

15 Denier Pertex® Quantum Shell provides excellent water repellency while maintaining breathability
850+ Fill Power HyperDRY™ 90/10 Grey Goose Down repels water while maintaining insulation
Complex Differential Cut Construction and an articulated footbox maintains warmth around your body regardless of sleeping position
Storage and stuff sack included
Fits Up to 6’ 5” Tall Individual

Breakdown
The Chilkoot series of sleeping bags are designed for backpack hunters going deep into the backcountry. With a focus on warmth to weight ratio and pack-ability, the Chilkoot 15° bag utilizes industry-leading materials to achieve an overall weight and temperature rating that is best-in-class. A Pertex® Quantum shell adds water and wind resistance to protect the 850+ Fill power goose down HyperDRY™ insulation. The bags are designed with an articulated footbox and differential cut to provide warmth and maintain loft around the body regardless of sleeping position. An articulated hood boasts a uniquely designed insulated neck cuff with an elastic and magnetic closure to seal in heat. A weight-conscious 2/3 length reverse coil YKK zipper is paralleled by Dacron tape to reduce zipper snagging. When all put together, the Chilkoot 15° is a high-performance ultralight sleeping bag designed specifically for backpack hunters.

Weight	Reg: 2 lb 3 oz
Temperature Rating	15°
Sleeping Bag Shape	Mummy
Insulation Type	850+ fill HyperDRY™ 90/10 Grey Goose Down
Fill Weight	22.4 oz
Construction	Complex Differential Cut
Shoulder Girth	64"
Hip Girth	48"
Foot Box Girth	36"
Storage and Stuff Sack Included	Yes
Max User Height	6 ft 5 in
Water Resistant	Yes
Material	15 Denier Pertex® Quantum Shell
Manufacturer Warranty	Manufacturer or material defects