High Peak Cascade -40° Sleeping Bag

The Cascade -40 sub zero mummy bag is an affordable cold weather, 4-Season Sleeping Bag. The overall Size  is 34" wide x 86" long x 22" wide at the foot. A compression stuff sack is included FREE!  Zipper: #8 Two-Way. TWO bags can be zipped together side by side.  With a temperature rating of -40°, you can be assured a restful sleep outdoors even during the most frigid nights.

Features:

• Temp. Rating:  -40° F
• Sew-in Draft Tube and Chest Collar
• Hood With Drawstring Closure and Barrel Lock
• Two Bags Can Be Zipped Together
• #10 Two Way Zipper
• Windshield
• Anti-Snag Zipperband
• Thermal Collar

Specifications:

• Size:  34" x 86" x 22"
• Filling Weight:  6lbs
• Carry Weight:  8 lbs
• Insulation:  Invista Tactel Quallo

Construction:  

• Double Layer

Material:

• Outer:  Invista Tactel Nylon / Nylon Taffeta
• Liner:  Polyester Taffeta

The Cascade -40 is part of the Cascade line of sleeping Bags.  This line of sleeping bags comes in 4 temperature ratings and 2 sizes assuring you a restful nights sleep even during the most frigid nights.

The larger size measures 34" x 86" x 22" and comfortably sleeps taller adults well over 6' tall.  It comes in the following temperature ratings:

1. Cascade 20°
   
2. Cascade -5°
3. Cascade -15°
4. Cascade -40°

The slightly smaller size measures 31" x 79" x 21" and comfortably sleeps shorter adults, ladies, youths, children (up to approx. 5'6" tall). This size is also popular with Scouts. It comes in 2 temperature ratings:

1. Cascade 20LD°
2. Cascade -5LD°

Testimonial:

I recently returned from a 5 month deployment to McMurdo Station on Ross Island, Antarctica. During that time, I was privileged to have the opportunity to spend two weeks at a field camp on the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, where various groups are doing ice core drilling to research climate change. At the field camp, there are no cozy dorm rooms. In fact, there are no permanent structures whatsoever. The 40-odd people who spend their summer there do so in tents. I was issued a High Peak Cascade -40 sleeping bag to use in my tent, and I was extremely happy with how toasty it kept me despite temperatures that did, in fact, get pretty close to -40. Believe it or not, I actually hated leaving it to return to my dorm room at McMurdo. I just wanted to let you know, if you didn't already, that your products are being used in the some of the harshest conditions on earth, and that they are more than living up to expectations. Even a little bit of comfort can mean a lot when you are living on a glacier! Thanks for making such a great product.

Jessica Hosier