
today, we're looking at the Kelty Cosmic Down 20
sleeping bag.
This is a mummy sleeping bag made of down feathers
as the name says.
I'm gonna take it out of this included stuff sack and show you the bag
This is a super classic
often used often bought sleeping bag
For new to intermediate backpackers.
it works great for car camping and backpacking
because it's relatively affordable.
It's filled with down, so it's very compressible and
lightweight and kind of strikes a good even balance
for campers that are, you know just starting out or just don't
want to spend a ridiculous amount of money on gear
because sleeping bags can be expensive.
You can see it's a 600 filled dried down
inside of this and dry down basically means that the
down has been treated to be more water resistant
Which is great because these sleeping bags do get wet sometimes
and down doesn't do well in water otherwise.
The exterior fabric and interior are 50D. Polyester ripstop,
which is pretty solid and you can feel it feels like a very
Substantial bag. It's not gonna rip.
It is a mummy bag. It has a solid hood, and it has a draft collar
Which you can see. This is draft collar and it's kind of stiff
It's not the thickest graph collar in the world, but it does
help to keep you warm.
There's a tube here as well, which is on your neck like this -
which helps to keep you warm.
Overall it's a pretty comfortable fit. It is a mummy bag,
so it's gonna be tight on your body and
There is more width the shoulders for the men's version. There's a women's version of this bag also
This has been a quick look at the Kelty Cosmic Down 20 sleeping bag
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