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SMU Patagonia 60+10 / 70+10 / 90+10.

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1 SMU Patagonia / / 90+10

2 Deuter Sport GmbH & Co. KG
SMU Dream Lite 250 / 300 / 350 DL 250 Comfort +4C 1100 г. см DL 300 Comfort -1C 1660 г. см Angela Vögele

3 SMU Dream Lite 350L / 400 DL 400 Comfort -15C 1860 г. 205-75-48 см
DL 350L Comfort -5C 1700 г. см

4 SMU спальные мешки Model Name Dream Lite 250 Dream Lite 300
+9/+4/-5 +5/-1/-16 +1/-5/-22 -2/-8/-26 Size 205x75x48cm Shell Fabric of Top / Shell Fabric of Base and Half moon 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Kiwi D 210 Nylon Taffata Pantone 533-Midnight 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Cobalt-Deuter D 210 Nylon Taffata Pantone 533-Midnight 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Fire-Deuter D 210 Nylon Taffata Pantone 533-Midnight 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Orange-Deuter D 210 Nylon Taffata Pantone 533-Midnight D-cord Tunnel/ Piping fabric 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Kiwi 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Cobalt-Deuter 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Fire-Deuter 70D 210 Nylon Taffata Orange-Deuter Lining Fabric 50D 300T Poly 50D 300T Poly Fill Weight 380g 600g 880g 980g Insulation High-loft single hole hollow fiber Construction 1 layer Thermo construction 8"W with Loose lining 2 layers Thermo construction 8"W Shoulder Baffle No Yes Zipper #5 Nylon 72"L, two way, Auto Lock, Slider with 2 pulls, right insert, #3 Nylon 7"L, close for pocket Stuff Sack Compressor 2 way with 25mm wrap webbing, made out of 210D 120T Nylon Oxford Pack Size 16x37cm 19x38cm 21x38cm 24x41cm Total Weight without packsack 1000g 1340g 1580g 1730g Total Weight with packsack 1110g 1460g 1710g 1880g

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