NC2001 ANTHRACITE-ORANGE DOUBLE SLEEPING BAG NILS CAMP

Going camping and living in a tent is an ideal option to relax and to spend free time for many of us. No matter how hot the day is, a night in the tent can be really cold. In such a case, the NILS CAMP brand offers its reliable sleeping bags. Here is our DOUBLE PERSON NC2001 model. It is characterized by a very good quality, the best materials and large size (for two persons). Both the filling and the outer material are durable, modern polyester fabrics. Additionally, they are covered with a coating resistant to the cold and the moisture. This results in a calm and comfort sleep, even at very low temperatures close to zero Celsius degrees. For greater comfort of use the sleeping bag is characterized by special stitching preventing the filling from dislocation. NC2001 is fastened with a zipper, and velcro placed at the end of the sleeping bag additionally protects the sleeping bag from opening. The sleeping bag is packed in a practical and handy cover. In most cases sleeping in a sleeping bag means sleeping on the ground. Hence, a great complement is a comfortable mat, preferably self-pumping one. Such original mats, in various interesting colors, are also offered under the NILS CAMP brand. Specification: External material: 190T Polyester W/R Cire Inside part: 190T Pongee Filling: Polyester fiber 250G/m2 Dimensions: Length: 190 + 30 cm Width: 150 cm Dimensions when folded: Length: 45 cm Width: 30 cm Comfort temperature: -2 - 12°C Extreme temperature: -4 - 2°C Double person: yes Headrest: yes Zipper: yes, 2x Double zip: yes Velcro: yes Coating preventing from the cold and the moisture: yes Seams preventing dislocation of the filling: yes Product weight: 1180 g Remarks: Not for the commercial use 24 months warranty Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)