Bering Pro -20 Long

Long

Real Down, YKK®

1000 g

-12 °C

-20 °C

-42 °C

múmia

left

0 g

200 x 86 cm

V-top + V-bottom

100% White goose down FP 90/10 - 750 cuins (EU)

Toray 100% 20D Nylon + DWR

Toray 100% 20D Nylon + DWR

Down products can be home cleaned, however this is a difficult and time consuming job as the drying process can take several hours. We recommend taking it to a professional cleaner who specializes in down. Spot clean your sleeping bag with lukewarm (30° C) soapy water and a sponge. If exceptionally soiled your sleeping bag may be washed in washing machine. Use an oversized commercial automatic machine, utilizing a rotating drum action. Do not wash your sleeping bag in a top loading washing machine; the center agitator could damage your jacket. Make sure the detergent compartment of your washing machine is clean of any detergent or softener. Set the washing machine to a cold wash on a delicate cycle. Before washing your down sleeping bag brush off any loose mud or dirt. Do up any zips or Velcro, close any flaps and do not wring. Do not use detergents, as they are very aggressive (if not exclusively designed for sleeping bags). Do not add fabric softener. Set the machine to rinse a few times on the slowest/longest spin cycle to ensure no cleaner residues are left in the down. A down sleeping bag should not be air dried. Not only will air drying take a very long time there is more risk of the feathers clumping together and the jacket starting to smell. Down sleeping bags should be tumble dried at a low heat. Do not be tempted set the drier to a high heat as you risk melting the seams and outer shell fabric. Adding tennis balls or similar into the drier stops the feathers from clumping together and helps to fluff the down. To prevent clumps of down forming you can remove the sleeping bag every now and then from the drier (hold the sleeping bag flat and not at one end) and fluff. Ensure the bag is 100% dry. Air your sleeping bag after washing drying flat, clean surface. Do not expose sleeping bag to the sun or heat. Dry cleaning is not advisable as the chemicals used may reduce insulation efficiency and water repellency. To extend the life of your bag, never store it in its stuff sack. Keep it loosely stored in a dry place in a large cotton bag, or hang it in a closet or store it flat.