Hotcore T-300
Hotcore T-300
Hotcore T-300
Hotcore T-300
Hotcore T-300

Hotcore T-300

Hotcore

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  • The T-300 is Hotcore's warmest fitted sleeping bag for 3-4 season camping. The tapered shape provides great thermal efficiency and a compact size and weight.

    This is a Canadian company
      • Insulated sculpted hood provides secure fit and more warmth
      • Suresoft brushed polyester lining is warm and comfortable
      • Drawcord at shoulder – use it to trap heat in and keep the cold out
      • 2-way nylon coil zipper allows for venting at foot; reversible slider with hi visibility fabric
      • Anti-snag zipper tape, and insulated draft tube behind zipper
      • 4 fabric loops allow for attached cord to hold sleeping pad in place
      • Compression carry bag with 2 YKK quick release buckles
      • Hotcore sleeping bags of the same dimensions can be opened and zipped together around the outside edge
    • Carry Weight

      4 lbs (1.8 kg)
      Temperature Rating

      Comfort: -12°C (10°F)
      Limit: -20°C (-4°F)
      Shape

      Tapered with pillow pocket
      (almost a mummy bag shape)
      Length 90” long with insulated hood
      (228 cm)

       
      Width

      32″ wide (81cm) at shoulders
      22″ wide (55cm) at the foot
      Carry Size

      14″ long, 8.25″ diameter (36cm x 21cm)
      Insulation Type

      Siliconized TrueLoft microfibre insulation with Critical Layer Construction
      Outer Fabric Polyester ripstop
      Inner Fabric Soft-touch Pongee polyester
      Zipper #5, 2-way nylon coil self-healing zipper
      High visibility fabric zipper pull


      **A Word on Temperature Ratings: 
      Hotcore uses a common method of Comfort and Limit ratings. The Comfort rating is where your average adult user can expect to be warm through the night. The Limit rating is the upper rating where a warm sleeper and someone acclimatized to cold conditions can be warm through the night. Neither are absolutes. Someone who knows they are a very cold sleeper or someone not used to cold weather camping should factor that into their decision. Both ratings assume the correct use of the proper gear – sleeping pad, tent, and sleeping bag should all be rated for the conditions.
      Most manufacturers agree that temperature ratings are merely a starting point for the discussion of comfort.
      Temperature ratings are not absolutes; there are many factors contributing to how warm a person sleeps. Be realistic with your expectations and err on the side of caution regarding temperature ratings.


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