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Rab Ascent -12°C Women's Sleeping Bag | 3-Season Down Trekking Sleeping Bag
Rab Ascent -12°C Women's Sleeping Bag | 3-Season Down Trekking Sleeping Bag
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Technical specifications
Type
Saco de dormir de pluma
Materials
650FP duck down; Pertex Quantum
Total weight
1330 g
Features
Compression sack
Temperatures (ISO EN 23537)
Description
The Rab Ascent -12°C Women's is a down sleeping bag designed to offer warmth, comfort, and versatility in cold mountain conditions. Within the Rab range, the Ascent prioritizes a more comfortable sleeping experience thanks to its spacious mummy fit and a more generous interior than technical alpine bags.
Real technical performance
With a comfort temperature of -5°C and a limit of -12°C, this model is geared toward three-season trekking, mountain getaways, and early winter conditions. It is a highly balanced option for those who want a warm yet versatile sleeping bag.
The 650FP European duck down fill with hydrophobic treatment, combined with L.O.F.T.™ construction, helps maintain stable loft, reducing heat loss and improving nocturnal comfort.
Quantitative technical specifications
- Model: QSN-04
- Comfort temperature: -5°C
- Limit temperature: -12°C
- Extreme temperature: -33°C
- Total weight: 1330 g (REG)
- Down fill weight: 680 g
- Down: 650FP European duck down
- Outer fabric: 20D Pertex® Quantum
- Lining: 20D recycled nylon
Comparison within the range
The Ascent -12°C Wmns is the entry point to winter within the range:
- Warmer than the -6°C: better for truly cold nights.
- More versatile than the -18°C: usable in more scenarios.
- More comfortable than Alpine/Neutrino: greater interior volume.
You can also compare: Rab Ascent -18°C Womens Sleeping Bag · Rab Ascent -6°C Womens Sleeping Bag · Rab Ascent range.
Recommended use
Three-season trekking, mountain getaways, bivouacking in cool conditions, and early winter outings.
Is it for you?
Yes if you are looking for a versatile, comfortable, and reliable sleeping bag for cool to cold temperatures.
No if you need protection for serious winter cold (-18°C or lower).
