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      • Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      Sea to Summit is an Australian company that produces high quality outdoor gear covering a diverse range of products.  Their down sleeping bags are notable for their Ultra Dry Down which alleviates having to avoid using them in damp weather. The Talus TSI women’s model is a down filled, moderate weight, 750+ loft 90/10 premium duck down mummy bag that can be used for backpacking, colder car camping, and winter camping.

      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      The Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's specific sleeping bag is ideal for four season adventures or women that just get cold at any time fo the year.

      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag
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      The outer shell is Sea to Summit’s proprietary NanoShell™ which is a 20 denier high density weave nylon shell fabric treated with a DWR and a thin microporous coating. The material is 100% windproof and highly water resistant which keeps the down dry from any external water. The thin microporous coating is also highly breathable; it allows water vapour produced by your body to move freely through the fabric to the outside.

      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      The body is made up of a differential cut shell with 3D side walls, offset baffles with 60/40 fill ratio combined with side block baffles. As well, two combined down and THERMOLITE® baffles are under the foot area which helps keep the feet area warm.

      The zipper is a 2 way YKK #5 side zip. There are options for both left and right side zippers.  At the top of the zipper is a velcro closure as well as a snap button closure. There is also a small zipper pocket near the neck, big enough for a pair of earplugs or maybe a set of keys. 

      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      The hood has two drawstrings, one for the inner neck draft tube and one for the outer hood. Having the ability to cinch down the inner neck tube is a nice feature for extra warmth and is something lacking on lighter bags such as the Mountain Hardware Phantom Spark bag. 

      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag
      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag
      The Talus TSI also comes with a storage bag you can cinch and then zip up and a compression sack. 
      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag
      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      Materials:

      • Outer shell: NanoShell™20 denier high density weave nylon
      • Insulation: Ultra Dry Down™
      • Fill Power: 750

      Features:

      • Relaxed mummy with anatomically tapered foot box, tailored specifically for women.
      • 2D Nanoshell.
      • ULTRA-DRY Down™ 750+ Loft – 90/10 Premium Duck Down.
      • Differential cut shell with 3D side walls, offset baffles with 60/40 fill ratio combined with side block baffles.
      • Zip draft tube with anti-snag and neck draft tube, cushioned internal hood drawcord with dual adjustment.
      • 2 way YKK #5 side zip.
      • Two combined down and THERMOLITE® baffles under the foot area, to help keep heels and ankles warmer where down is compressed.
      • Includes light weight Ultra-Sil® compression bag and storage cell/laundry bag.
      • Medium sized internal zip pocket.
      Sea To Summit Talus TSI women's Sleeping Bag

      Verdict:

      When first removing the Talus TSI out of its storage sack, the high quality is easily apparent despite its somewhat plastic feel to the touch. After several nights of testing this bag is definitely on the warm side. It’s probably a little too warm for use in the summer but if you are a cold sleeper it may be fine if left unzipped partially or all the way. Breathability is excellent, never once was there a feeling of clamminess that is present with some bags. It’s not a bag for those who may not be slimly built though. Although it is billed as a roomy mummy bag it definitely felt a little tight, especially through the mid-section. Having said that, there is some flex to the material, which alleviates the coffin-like feel some mummy bags are prone to. 

      Overall this is a bag that can be packed up into a fairly small package and thrown into the backpack for extended trips in damp climates. It’s Ultra Dry Down material breathes well and its neck tube and hood can be cinched down to provide extra warmth on those extra chilly nights. 

      PROS:

      • Excellent construction.
      • Neck Tube for extra warmth.

      CONS:

      • A little on the heavy side compared to other bags.
      • A little constricting for those not on the slim side.
      • Doesn’t pack as small as some other bags do.

      SPECS:

      Price: $449CAN / $369US
      Weight: 1015g / 2.237lb
      Fill: 750+ Loft – 90/10 Premium Duck Down
      Fill weight: 500g / 17.6 oz
      Stuff size: 18 x 23 cm / 7 x 9 in
      Temp Ratings: -5°C / 23°F comfort,  -12°C / 11°F lower limit, -31°C / -23°F extreme
       

      RATING: 9/10

      Warmth:             2/2
      Compressibility:  1.5/2
      Weight:                1.5/2
      Features:              2/2
      Quality/Price        2/2

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