Description
Why You Will Love It
- The most comfortable lightweight backpacking sleeping bag on earth
- Excels in humid / wet weather
- Improves sleep dramatically
- Durable: will last several years with proper care
- Naturally hypo-allergenic and fire resistant
- Self sanitizing: sun and wind have natural anti-septic effect
- Organic/eco-friendly/non-toxic
- Humane alternative to down
How You Can Use It
- All purpose sleeping bag for camping and backpacking
- Replace your synthetic and down options
- Use zipper underneath in cold weather, zipper on top or side in warmer weather
- Can use flat on a bed when not camping
- Packs down to 11″ x 13″
- Weighs 4 lbs. (2″ Loft/20 F.) and 5 lbs. (3″ Loft/10F)
- Customize your fit by choosing from our two lengths and two widths, two thicknesses
What It’s Made Of
- Shell: 100% Cotton French Twill (chemical free)
- Inner Liner: 100% Merino Wool (chemical free)
- Insulation: Eco Wool Batting (organically raised and milled in the U.S.A sheep wool)
- Girth Standard Width: 28″ / Extra Wide: 34″
- Zipper opens up to make a flat quilt
- Optional Beeswax Coating offers unparalleled water repellancy and wind protection
- Hand wash only in bathtub with easy instructions here
“Climbing into a lucky sheep is like climbing into your natural sleeping habitat. These are top notch and will make your outdoor sleeping experience AWESOME.”
Now that I’ve got a Lucky Sheep sleeping bag, I don’t have to sleep in a synthetic bag anymore when I’m outside, and my sleep quality is better than ever. And when I sleep inside on the floor, the Lucky Sheep bag is perfect for that as well. It’s so cozy, it makes minimalist sleeping feel like a complete luxury. Goodbye plush mattresses and cumbersome box springs! A Lucky Sheep bag and a foam pad on the floor, and you’ll get a perfect night of sleep.
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