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    Helium GT 600

    Regular price £380.00
    Light, packable but with a slightly more generous fit this is the ideal bag for long trekking and backpacking trips through Spring and Autumn.
    • Ideal for: Backpacking & Trekking
    • Weight: 1090g/2 lbs 6.4ozs
    • Thermometer
      Good Night's Sleep Temperature: -10°C/14°F
    Select Colour Me-01560 Anvil Grey
    Size Left Zip - Regular
    • Free Express Delivery on all orders until Monday 4th December.
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    Helium GT 600

    Light, packable but with a slightly more generous fit this is the ideal bag for long trekking and backpacking trips through Spring and Autumn.

    Light, packable but with a slightly more generous fit this is the ideal bag for long trekking and backpacking trips through Spring and Autumn.

      Technical details

      Temperature ratings

      Comfort

      -5°C/23°F

      Comfort Limit

      -11°C/12°F

      Extreme

      -31°C/-24°F

      Features

      • 100% recycled HELIUM 20D outer shell is very light and highly breathable with FC free DWR
      • 656g of 90-10 Pure Duck Down with a minimum fill power of 700
      • GT fit is roomy comfortable and allows for a variety of sleeping positions
      • Slanted box-wall baffles throughout
      • Mid-level side seams
      • 5 baffle anatomically shaped hood
      • 4 baffle anatomically shaped and offset foot-box
      • Full length Gemini zip baffle with 140cm zip and integrated neck collar with Lode Lock closure
      • 100% recycled Supersoft 20D lining fabric with FC free DWR
      • Supplied with waterproof roll-top stuff-sack and storage cube
      • A Good Night's Sleep Guaranteed
        So confident are we that our sleeping bags will keep your warm and comfortable, that in addition to the EN13537/ISO23537 laboratory ratings we quote, every Mountain Equipment sleeping bag comes...

        So confident are we that our sleeping bags will keep your warm and comfortable, that in addition to the EN13537/ISO23537 laboratory ratings we quote, every Mountain Equipment sleeping bag comes with a separate ‘A Good Night’s Sleep Guaranteed’ temperature rating.

      • Down 700
        Down is the finest insulator that we have. Its warmth to weight ratio, compressibility, long lifespan, and softness are yet to be matched by manmade insulations. For all but the...

        Down is the finest insulator that we have. Its warmth to weight ratio, compressibility, long lifespan, and softness are yet to be matched by manmade insulations. For all but the most serious expeditions, duck down is a great choice for both insulated clothing and equipment.

      • Down Codex
        The DOWN CODEX® is our multi-award-winning certification scheme that considers the environmental, ethical and animal welfare matters relating to our down supply chains. It is grounded in comprehensive and transparent...

        The DOWN CODEX® is our multi-award-winning certification scheme that considers the environmental, ethical and animal welfare matters relating to our down supply chains. It is grounded in comprehensive and transparent auditing that ensures traceability and quality.

      • Fair Wear
        As a member of Fair Wear, Mountain Equipment is committed to implementing the highest standards of working conditions.

        As a member of Fair Wear, Mountain Equipment is committed to implementing the highest standards of working conditions.

      • Helium
        Helium fabrics are exceptionally light, compressible and soft. Their densely woven construction ensures the highest levels of down-proofing and wind resistance.

        Helium fabrics are exceptionally light, compressible and soft. Their densely woven construction ensures the highest levels of down-proofing and wind resistance.

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