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The Carinthia SOF 2 from their "Fast & Light" product series is designed as a versatile all-rounder that meets the demanding mobility and adaptability requirements of special forces. Equipped with a two-layer, 190g/m² G-LOFT® insulation, this sleeping bag offers a comfort limit of 0°C and remains reliably usable even near freezing point.
With a weight of just 1,460g (L - includes stuff sack) and a compact pack size of 18x25 cm, the SOF 2 has been specially developed for missions where every gram counts and space in the rucksack is crucial. The central zipper of the SOF 2 prevents cold bridges when combined with the other models in the series, SOF 1 and SOF 3, to cover a wide range of temperatures. The SOF 2 scores with its efficient thermal performance. It also offers large, free-running zippers that allow you to get out quickly.
The innovative color coding with patch areas is also used here and makes it easier to quickly identify and select the right sleeping bag for use. A matching pack sack and storage bag are included to simplify storage. The body-hugging mummy cut optimizes thermal efficiency while minimizing the required volume, making the SOF 2 an ideal mid-range sleeping bag. Not only does it offer excellent sleeping comfort in common temperature ranges, but with the expandability of the SOF 1+3 models, it also offers extremely high flexibility to adapt quickly to changing circumstances.
Outer dimensions (cm): 215/80/55 (M), 230/82/55 (L)
Weight (g): 1.180
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