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The North Face Tundra , -20°F, Regular [Other Styles] [Set Price Alert on This Item]

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Campmor: $209.97

Also available from:

Backcountry Store($238.95)
Moosejaw($239.00)
REI($239.00)

Product Description REI says: Trekking in damp, sub-zero temperatures? The -20° Tundra is suited perfectly for expeditions in such conditions.

Polarguard® Delta offers 10% more loft and 12% less weight than Polarguard 3D insulation--so it's warmer, lighter weight and more compressible
Overlapping shingle construction distributes insulation evenly and keeps it from moving around so there are no cold spots
Top shell features extremely lightweight, wind- and water-resistant Firestorm&#153 fabric; taffeta bottom shell defends against grit/abrasion
Silken lining is soft against the skin and tightly woven for durability
Full-length draft tube and adjustable synthetic-filled draft collar with microfleece cord tunnel keeps you toasty warm inside
Packcloth-lined zipper columns provide smooth, snag-free zipper operation; zippers feature easy-grab pull tabs
Head-level watch pocket ensures that alarm will be heard
Nylon/mesh storage bag and nylon stuff sack included
Comfort rating: -20 degrees Fahrenheit
Average weight: 4 pounds
Shell: 57% polyester,43% nylon (top)/nylon (bottom)
Fill: Polarguard Delta polyester
Lining: Nylon taffeta
Fits up to: 6 feet
Shoulder girth: 62 inches
Hip girth: 58 inches
Stuff sack size: 11 x 21 inches

Backcountry Store says: The North Face Tundra Sleeping Bag is a synthetic bag ideal for expeditions in damp, sub-zero temperatures. When the weather gets tough, the tough hide out in a Tundra Sleeping Bag. The PolarGuard Delta insulation used in this -20 F bag offers all the performance of PolarGuard 3D, but with 10% greater loft and 12% less weight, so it's lighter and more comfortable. You'll sleep like a bear in winter, resting your head on the built in pillow pocket you can stuff with clothes, and when it's time to wake, a head level alarm clock pocket (now larger to accomodate altimeters) will make sure you're not tardy to breakfast, leaving you nothing but banana peels and coffee grinds to eat. Bottom Line: The Tundra Sleeping Bag will keep you warm and dry, and it's built to last.

Material: [shell] Firestorm polyester/ nylon blend, [lining] Silken nylon
Insulation: PolarGuard Delta
Shape: Mummy
Draft Collar: Yes
Max User Height: [Reg] 6ft, 183cm, [Lng] 6ft 6in, 198cm
Shoulder/Hip/Foot Circumference: [Reg] 62/58/40in, [Lng]64/60/40in
Stuff Size: 11 x 21in
Weight: [Reg] 4lbs, [Lng] 4lbs 4oz
Warranty: Lifetime
Degree: -20F / -29C
Recommended Use: Camping in extreme cold, damp conditions

Internet Reviews

The North Face Tundra Sleeping Bag: -20 Degree Polarguard (Backcountry Store) - 3 reviews, average rating: 3.7
The North Face Tundra (Epinions) - 1 review, average rating: 2.0
The North Face Tundra Sleeping Bag: -20 Degree Polarguard (Backcountry Store) - 1 review, average rating: 5.0

Other Styles

The North Face Tundra , -20°F, Long	Campmor: $219.97
Also available from:Backcountry Store($248.95), Moosejaw($249.00), REI($249.00)