NEMO Men's Kayu 15 Sleeping Bag
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- Backordered, shipping soon
FEATURES of the NEMO Men's Kayu 15 Sleeping Bag
- Closely articulated hood with internal draft collar and draft tube for weight and warmth efficiency
- Extend the temperature range of sleeping bag on milder nights, without letting cold drafts in
- 1% RDS Certified down ensures humane treatment and is fully traceable throughout the supply chain
- Waterproof/breathable materials protect from tent condensation, keeping warm and dry though the night
Fabric Details
- Fill: 8FP Hydrophobic PFC-Free
- 1% RDS Certified Down
- Shell: 2D Nylon Ripstop with DWR
- Lining: 3D Nylon Taffeta with DWR
- Footbox: 4D Nylon Ripstop OSMO with DWR
| Bag Weight (Regular) | 2 lbs |
| Certification(s) | Responsible Down Standard |
| Disclaimer | We only ship this brand to US Addresses. |
| Features | Water-resistant,Packable,Ultralight |
| Sleeping Bag Lining | 3D Nylon Taffeta w/ DWR |
| Sleeping Bag Shell | 2D Nylon Ripstop w/ DWR |
| Sustainability | Responsible Down Standard |
| Gender | Mens |
| Best Use | Winter Camping |
| Exact Temperature Rating | 15 Degrees Fahrenheit |
| Sleeping Bag Shape | Mummy |
| Max User Height (Regular) | 6 ft |
We offer free shipping on orders over $100 within the lower 48 states and Washington DC. Free shipping offers are applied to the order total AFTER any promotions or credits are applied, exclusive of taxes and other fees. Free shipping is not available for items that must be sent by ground or freight because they are oversized, hazardous or flammable as identified at checkout. Examples include, but are not limited to: bikes, car racks, cargo boxes, skis, snowboards, hard sided coolers, grills and fire pits.
Additionally, shipping to Alaska, Hawaii and Canada will incur an additional surcharge. We apologize, but we do not currently offer shipping outside of the United States and Canada. Additionally, Canadian customers are responsible for any taxes, duties and fees they may incur as the result of their purchase.
