- High-quality adult sleeping bag:filled with 680FP high-quality down,made of RDS certified traceable down,odorless and free of impurities.Suitable for use between 45 to 20℉.
- Ultra-lightweight down sleeping bag:The lightweight sleeping bag weighs only 2.84 pounds and is designed for outdoor adventures.When unfolded,it measures 88.5 inches x 34.6 inches,and when folded,it measures only 14 inches x7.5 inches.
- The hiking leggings are made of polyester and 900D tear-stop oxford cloth,which is durable and waterproof,and can prevent foreign objects from entering your shoes or pants.The bottom adopts upgraded high-wear-resistant rubber straps for convenient and firm binding,and the sides are designed with Velcro and wear-resistant metal boot buckles for easy wearing and taking off.Easy to clean,washable and wipeable.The hiking leggings weigh only 7.4 ounces.
- Hiking Gaiters are portable and compact:With a volume of 17.7" x 16" x 17.3",they are suitable for most men and women,and each gaiter comes with a storage bag and weighs only 0.46bls,making it easy to carry.
- Widely used:suitable for various outdoor activities,hiking,skiing,backpacking,camping,RV travel,emergency escape, adventure.
The sleeping bag is filled with high-quality RDS certified down, providing excellent warmth retention, ensuring you stay warm and comfortable on cold nights, and is the preferred sleeping bag for outdoor travel. The size is 88.5*34.6 inches, and the compressed size is only 14*7.5 inches, which is easy to carry and store. The leg gaiters for men and women are strong and sturdy, weighing only 7.4 ounces. They are made of 900D ultra-light tear-resistant Oxford cloth and waterproof composite breathable membrane. The texture is soft and 100% waterproof. It adopts an upgraded highly wear-resistant rubber strap, and is also equipped with a durable metal buckle that can be connected to the shoelaces. BUERTS ultra-light down sleeping bag and hiking gaiters combination, suitable for hiking, camping, mountaineering, expedition and backpacking.
