Exosphere +4C/39F
Synthetic sleeping bag
Currently unavailable
€170.00
- Weight
- 790 g + 85g Packsack
- Backpack volume
- 5,5 liters
- Dimensions
- 205 / 68 / 48 (L x W x D) cm
- Filling Material
- Thermo Pro Loft®
- Fabric Inside
- 20D REC PES RIPSTOP
- Fabric Outside
- 20D REC PES RIPSTOP
- Length
- 205 cm
- Shoulder width
- 68-85 cm
- Bodysize to
- 205 cm
- Bottom width
- 48-60 cm
- Pack size
- ⌀ 17 cm x 36 cm
€170.00
€170.00
The stretchy ThermoStretch seams, 360° distribution of high-loft hollowfiber fill and shingle construction with 1.3x overlap give this sleeping bag excellent sleeping comfort. Practical details like an anti-snag zipper guard and ergonomic foot box together with the hard-wearing technical shell fabric make this a lightweight, functional option for mountain use.
Features
- Internal pocket
- 2-way 7/8-length zipper
- ThermoStretch seams
- ThermoStretch seams inside
- Shell bluepass certified
- 360° insulation
- Shell water repellent
- Mummy shape
- Fill bluepass certified
- DryZone water-repellent areas
- ErgoFoot ergonomic footbox
- Storage sack
- Compression stuff sack
- Lining bluepass certified
- ThermoHood contoured hood
- Anti-snag zipper guard
- Shingle construction
- Bluepass product
Ideal usage
- D stands for Denier – a unit of measurement for yarn weight. 600D means that 9,000 meters of yarn weigh 600 grams. The higher the value, the more robust (and often heavier) the material.
- PES stands for Polyester. Polyester fibers are highly tear- and abrasion-resistant, easy to care for, and absorb very little moisture.
- PA stands for Polyamide (also known as nylon). Polyamide fibers are especially durable, elastic, and lightweight – ideal for textiles subject to high stress.
- REC stands for Recycled – the material is made entirely or partially from recycled resources.
- BS stands for bluesign®-certified – the material has been produced in an environmentally friendly and sustainable way according to the bluesign® standard.
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Certificates
Made without intentionally added PFAS
PFAS, sometimes also referred to as PFCs, have been used in outdoor textile finishes for their water-, dirt-, and greaserepellent properties. Many PFAS are highly persistent and can accumulate in the environment over time.
Since 2020, deuter has used DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finishes without intentionally added PFAS. These finishes are selected in line with deuter’s chemical management requirements and applicable product safety standards.
Learn more about how deuter addresses PFAS and other chemicals of concern here.