Snugpak Softie 12 Endeavour Osprey Sleeping Bag
Colour: Olive, Season: 4, Zip: Left Handed
| Zip | : | Left Handed |
| Season | : | 4 |
| Colour | : | Olive |
The Snugpak Compression Stuff Sack for the Snugpak Softie 12 Osprey Sleeping Bag is a genuine Snugpak replacement stuff sack for the original if it has been lost or damaged.
This compression stuff sack is made from very robust nylon to give years of service yet it is light in weight so will not add significantly to your carry weight.
The Snugpak Compression Stuff Sack for the Snugpak Softie 12 Osprey Sleeping Bag is provided with a set of compression straps that will enable you to minimise the space the Osprey sleeping bag will take up, the general space saving being about 30-50% although the higher figure can take a fair effort to achieve.
Once the compression straps have been deployed, the draw cord will close tightly to secure the compressed load for your journey.
Note: Supplied stuff sack design may vary from image shown.
Note: Storing sleeping bags under severe compression for extended periods of time when not in use is not recommended.
The Snugpak Compression Stuff Sack for the Snugpak Softie 12 Osprey Sleeping Bag is a genuine Snugpak replacement stuff sack for the original if it has been lost or damaged.
This compression stuff sack is made from very robust nylon to give years of service yet it is light in weight so will not add significantly to your carry weight.
The Snugpak Compression Stuff Sack for the Snugpak Softie 12 Osprey Sleeping Bag is provided with a set of compression straps that will enable you to minimise the space the Osprey sleeping bag will take up, the general space saving being about 30-50% although the higher figure can take a fair effort to achieve.
Once the compression straps have been deployed, the draw cord will close tightly to secure the compressed load for your journey.
Note: Supplied stuff sack design may vary from image shown.
Note: Storing sleeping bags under severe compression for extended periods of time when not in use is not recommended.
