Special Forces 2 Sleeping Bag - Snugpak
Shipping costs and delivery times
Shipping costs
- Shipping costs are calculated at checkout, based on the destination and the weight of your order.
Delivery times
- Non-European countries: 10-15 business days (subject to customs).
- Rest of Europe: 6-8 business days.
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The Special Forces 2 sleeping bag from British brand Snugpak has a mummy-shaped design that helps retain warmth inside. It comes with a compression sack to reduce its volume for easier transport. Designed for cold environments, it has a comfort temperature of -7 °C and an indicative limit temperature of -12 °C.
It is made with a wind-resistant, water-repellent Paratex Steelplate outer fabric, and a soft, lightweight, breathable Paratex Light lining. The synthetic Softie® Premier filling combines a down-like feel with the durability of synthetic fibres, retaining its insulating properties in damp conditions.
It features a central two-way zip for adjustable ventilation, with an internal insulating baffle that helps prevent heat loss through the zip. The Snugfit hood adjusts with a drawcord to fit around the head. In addition, the foot area is reinforced so you can sleep with your boots on. The bag also includes attachment points for a sleeping bag liner and webbing loops for hanging it up to air and dry.
It can be used on its own or combined with the Special Forces 1 using the system's joining zip, creating a set for extreme temperatures down to approximately -15 °C.
- Length: 220 cm, suitable for users up to 205 cm tall.
- Chest width: 80 cm.
- Foot width: 42 cm.
- Compressed dimensions: approximately 23 x 23 cm.
- Weight: approximately 1,800 g.
- Made in the United Kingdom.
The stated temperatures are indicative and based on Snugpak's experience and user feedback. The comfort temperature assumes sleeping in light clothing, inside a tent and on a good-quality insulating sleeping mat. The limit temperature is not the same as the comfort temperature; sleep quality also depends on environmental conditions and individual tolerance to cold.
