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MARMOT Trestles 430 Long Sleeping Bag Green Lichen
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Don’t cancel your next overnight adventure just because the forecast is calling for a little rain—bring the all-purpose Trestles 30 Sleeping Bag - Long, built to perform in cool and damp conditions as you’re backpacking, trekking, mountaineering, and more. SpiraFil™ high-loft insulation will keep you warm even when things get wet. After a long day of exploring, zip up the full-length two-way zipper, pull on the 3D hood, and give your feet a rest in the roomy 3D footbox. Its wave-construction top and blanket-construction bottom provide an unbeatable combo of maximum loft, warmth. If the interior gets too toasty, use the fold-down secondary zipper to get some air. Tuck small items into the stash pocket for easy access.
EN Temperature Rating: Comfort 2.3°C / Lower Limit -3.2°C / Extreme -19.8°C
Materials:
70D 100% Polyester 2.2 oz/yd | 70D 100% Polyester Embossed 2.2 oz/yd
Bag temperature(°CCelsius): -1°CCelsius
Bag temperature(°FFahrenheit): 30°FFahrenheit
Insulation: SpiraFil LT
Lining: 70D 100% Polyester 2.2 oz/yd
Pack volume: 750.6ci » 12.3 litres
Interior Length: 221cm
Shoulder Circumference: 163cm
All Features:
"Fold-Down" Second Zipper Provides Easy Access | Spirafil High Loft Insulation for Maximum warmth and durability | Full Length Locking YKK Two Way Zipper | EN Tested | Wave Construction | 3D Hood Construction | Classic Trapezoidal Foot Box | Compression Stuff Sack | "Feely" Draw Cords | Hood Draw Cord | Snagless Draft Tube | Stash Pocket | Two Hang Loops | Velcro-free Face Muff | Zipper Guards
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FAQs
Should I choose a down or synthetic sleeping bag?
Should I choose a down or synthetic sleeping bag?
Blog - How to choose a sleeping bag
The right choice depends on how you camp.
Down is lighter and warmer for its weight.
Synthetic is better in wet conditions and usually cheaper.
Which sleeping bag is best for hiking?
Down sleeping bags are best for hiking because they’re lighter and pack smaller, making them easier to carry long distances.
Which sleeping bag is better in wet weather?
Synthetic sleeping bags are better in wet conditions because they still insulate when damp. Wet down doesn’t.
Is a heavier sleeping bag warmer?
Generally, yes. A heavier sleeping bag is usually warmer, regardless of whether it’s down or synthetic.
Are synthetic sleeping bags better value?
Yes. If you’re driving to camp and not carrying it far, synthetic sleeping bags usually give better warmth for the price.
Which sleeping bag is easier to look after?
Synthetic sleeping bags are easier to clean and maintain. Down needs more care.
Quick answers
Hiking and light packs: Down
Car camping or wet weather: Synthetic
Easy care and better value: Synthetic
No bad options. Just different trade-offs — and fewer regrets at 3am.

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