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Rab Ascent -6°C Women's Sleeping Bag | 3-Season Down Trekking Bag
Rab Ascent -6°C Women's Sleeping Bag | 3-Season Down Trekking Bag
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Ficha técnica
Tipo
Saco de dormir de pluma
Materiales
650FP duck down; Pertex Quantum
Peso total
1180 g
Complementos
Saco de compresión; saco de almacenaje
Temperaturas (ISO EN 23537)
Description
The Rab Ascent -6°C Women's is a down sleeping bag designed for women that prioritizes comfort, versatility, and reliability for three-season trekking. The Ascent range stands out for its generous mummy fit, offering a more comfortable sleeping experience than technical alpine bags.
Real Technical Performance
With a comfort rating of 0°C and a limit of -6°C, it is oriented towards spring, high-altitude summer, and autumn. It's the ideal entry point for comfortable, no-fuss sleeping, with leeway for cool nights.
The 650FP down with a hydrophobic treatment and L.O.F.T.™ construction maintain stable loft and reduce cold spots. The sidewall baffles improve comfort when sleeping on your side.
Quantitative Technical Specifications
- Model: QSN-02
- Comfort temperature: 0°C
- Limit temperature: -6°C
- Extreme temperature: -24°C
- Total weight: 1180 g (REG)
- Down fill weight: 480 g
- Down: 650FP European duck down (hydrophobic, PFC-free)
- Outer fabric: 20D Pertex® Quantum ripstop (38 g/m²)
- Lining: Recycled 20D nylon (38 g/m²)
Comparison within the range
- Versus the -12°C: lighter and more versatile for 3 seasons.
- Versus the men's -6°C: optimized fit for women, greater thermal efficiency.
- Versus Alpine/Neutrino: more comfortable and less restrictive.
Recommended Use
Three-season trekking, travel, and bivouac in cool conditions, where comfort + ease of use are desired.
Is it for you?
Yes if you want a versatile, comfortable, and reliable bag for most outings.
No if you need real winter performance (-12°C or lower).
