Mountain Hardwear

Phantom Sleeping Bag: 30F Down

RDS Certified means that the down and feathers used in your sleeping bag come from ducks and geese that have been treated humanely. This certification ensures that the birds are not live-plucked or force-fed and are raised in good conditions. Choosing an RDS Certified sleeping bag helps you support ethical sourcing and animal welfare.

A fluorine-free sleeping bag is made without harmful fluorinated chemicals, which are often used for water resistance. By opting for a fluorine-free product, you are making a safer choice for both the environment and your health. This means you can enjoy your outdoor adventures while minimizing your ecological footprint.

The performance mummy shape is designed to fit snugly around your body, tapering towards the feet. This design minimizes empty space inside the bag, which helps retain heat and keeps you warmer during cold nights. It’s especially beneficial for backpackers who need to save weight and space in their packs without sacrificing comfort.

A draft tube is an insulated tube that runs along the zipper of your sleeping bag, preventing cold air from seeping in. This feature helps maintain your body heat and enhances the overall thermal efficiency of the bag, ensuring you stay warm and comfortable even in chilly conditions.

A compression sack is a storage bag designed to reduce the volume of your sleeping bag or gear by using straps to compress it tightly. This makes it easier to fit your sleeping bag into your backpack, maximizing your packing efficiency. Compression sacks are particularly useful for backpackers who need to save space and keep their gear organized.

Yes, fluorine-free sleeping bags are designed to be water-resistant using safer alternatives to fluorinated chemicals. While they may not be as water-resistant as traditional options, they still provide adequate protection against moisture. For added durability, consider using a waterproof liner or tarp in extremely wet conditions.