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Rab Ascent -18°C Sleeping Bag | Down Winter Trekking Bag
Rab Ascent -18°C Sleeping Bag | Down Winter Trekking Bag
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Technical specifications
Type
Saco de dormir de pluma
Materials
650FP duck down; Pertex Quantum
Total weight
1650 g
Features
Compression sack
Temperatures (ISO EN 23537)
Description
The Rab Ascent -18°C is a down sleeping bag designed to offer a solid balance of thermal protection, comfort, and durability in winter conditions. Within the Rab range, the Ascent series is characterized by a wider construction than technical alpine bags, prioritizing a more comfortable and less restrictive resting experience.
Real technical performance
With a comfort temperature of -10°C and a limit of -18°C, this bag is clearly oriented toward winter trekking, cold mountain environments, and bivy use in demanding conditions. It is a very reliable option for multi-day routes where a good night's sleep is key.
The combination of 650FP European duck down with a hydrophobic treatment and the L.O.F.T.™ construction allows for a stable loft, reducing cold spots and ensuring consistent insulation throughout the night.
Quantitative technical specifications
- Model: QSN-05
- Comfort temperature: -10°C
- Limit temperature: -18°C
- Extreme temperature: -40°C
- Total weight: 1650 g (REG)
- Down fill weight: 880 g
- Down: 650FP European duck down
- Outer fabric: 20D Pertex® Quantum
- Lining: 20D recycled nylon
Comparison within the range
The Ascent -18°C is one of the most balanced models in the range:
- Warmer than the -12°C: better prepared for real winter.
- More comfortable than Alpine or Neutrino: greater internal volume.
- Less extreme than the -24°C: more versatile and usable in more scenarios.
You can also compare: Rab Ascent -12°C Sleeping Bag · Rab Ascent -24°C Sleeping Bag · Rab Ascent range.
Recommended use
Winter trekking, cold mountain routes, bivouacking, and trips where nighttime insulation is critical.
Is it for you?
Yes if you are looking for a warm, reliable, and comfortable bag for winter.
No if you are looking for minimum weight or a technical fast-and-light mountaineering bag.
