Mountain Hardwear

Lamina Sleeping Bag: 15F Synthetic

DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent. It’s a special coating applied to the fabric of your sleeping bag that makes it water-resistant. This means that if you encounter damp conditions while camping, water will bead up and roll off instead of soaking in. This feature is crucial for keeping you dry and comfortable during outdoor activities.

Temperlite is a proprietary synthetic insulation developed by Mountain Hardwear that is lightweight yet provides excellent warmth. Unlike down insulation, which can lose its insulating properties when wet, Temperlite retains its warmth even in damp conditions. This makes it a versatile choice for various weather scenarios, ensuring you stay warm and cozy.

The Seamless Lamina Design eliminates traditional seams, allowing for maximum loft, which is the fluffiness that traps heat. This design minimizes cold spots where heat can escape, making the sleeping bag more efficient at keeping you warm. It enhances overall comfort and warmth, especially in colder environments.

A two-way zipper allows you to open the sleeping bag from both the top and the bottom. This feature is great for ventilation, as it lets you adjust the temperature inside without fully unzipping the bag. It also makes it easier to get in and out, especially if you need to shift positions during the night, enhancing your overall comfort.

A compression sack is a storage bag designed to reduce the volume of bulky items like sleeping bags. By compressing the bag down to a smaller size, it allows for more efficient packing, which is especially important for backpacking where space and weight are critical. This makes it easier to carry your sleeping bag on long hikes, ensuring you have more room for other essentials.

Yes, a sleeping bag with DWR Treatment is specifically designed to handle damp conditions. While it’s not completely waterproof, the DWR coating helps repel water, keeping the bag dry for longer. This feature is particularly beneficial for camping trips where you might encounter rain or wet ground, ensuring you stay warm and comfortable throughout the night.