Carinthia D 1200 X WAS £1,138.95

The CARINTHIA D1200x is the flagship of CARINTHIA sleeping bags and the prime example of their skill in producing sleeping bags for the harshest conditions. No matter if you want to use on top of Mount Everest, at the South Pole, Alaska or deep in Siberia, the D1200x reliably keeps a comfort limit temperature of -37,8° C. With a CQ-DOWN 95/5 North European snow goose filling of 1200 grams per square meter and its unique DIScover System, the CARINTHIA D1200x is the best in its class.

• Trapezoidal chamber construction
• Differential cut
• Waterproof, Shell Proof Ultra outer material
• Soft & very light Shelltex Ultra lining (breathability)
• Thermal draught collar filled with G-LOFT®
• Contour shaped hood
• DIScover system (ensures faster drying phase)
• Prefabricated loops for Carinthia Grizzly and Silkliner (additional heat output)
• Inside pocket

• Differencial Cut – The optimal method of constructing insulation in layers. The outer layer is cut bigger in order to properly cover the larger space over the inner layer (whether it is G-LOFT & CQ-Down™).
• Neck Baffle – Insulated tube that prevents heat loss from around your shoulders and neck.
• Zipper Draught Tube – An insulated tube/flap covering the zip, which prevents cold air and drafts from entering and reduces condensation.
• Combinable – Thanks to the choice between left and right entry, it is possible to zip your Carinthia sleeping bags together (for a more intimate experience). Besides the comfort factor, this feature also provides safety: A body constantly creates warmth. By combining the sleeping bags you can survive colder conditions in extreme situations.
• Zipper Baffle – Filled with insulation material, interior zipper cover to avoid cold spots along the zipper.
• Anti-Snag Tape – A textile band to prevent snagging of the zipper.
• 2-Way-Zipper – The 2-Way-Zipper enables micro-climatemanagement. By adjusting the zipper according to climatic requirements, you can reach an optimal ventilation of your sleeping system.
• Trapezoidal-Chamber-Construction – The down is in inclined chambers, which contributes to the avoidance of thermal bridges between the outer fabric and lining.