Robust sleeping bag in MultiCam pattern, featuring a mummy-shaped construction and an integrated mosquito net for enhanced comfort and freedom of movement during sleep. Constructed from premium polyamide, it includes a tough outer layer and G-Loft insulation.
Winter missions: Ideally suited for winter trekking, the sleeping bag delivers reliable thermal protection during expeditions in frigid environments, with temperatures falling below 0 deg. C.
Bivouacs and outdoor camps: Featuring a compact packed size and lightweight design, the sleeping bag is optimal for journeys where reducing gear bulk is essential, such as on biking or kayaking adventures.
The exterior utilizes lightweight, moisture-resistant Shelltrans fabric, which is loosely draped over the inner section to establish an extra layer of insulation. Inside, a lining of polyamide delivers minimal liquid absorption and exceptional tear resistance.
The sleeping bag incorporates an interior filled with lightweight synthetic G-Loft insulation, ensuring optimal thermal comfort. Even under conditions of moisture, repeated washing, or intensive use, the insulation maintains its excellent insulating performance. The inclusion of a Thermoflect layer provides additional defense by reflecting body heat and helping to preserve warmth within the bag.
A trapezoidal foot section is designed to deliver maximum leg room while also enhancing heat retention.
Temperature specifications for the Carinthia D 800X sleeping bag are based on EN 13537 standards:
- T-comfort: -9 deg. C – denotes the lowest temperature at which a woman can maintain a comfortable night's sleep.
- T-limit: -16 deg. C – indicates the lowest temperature at which a man can sleep without experiencing discomfort.
- T-extreme: -38 deg. C – refers to the minimum temperature where survival is possible inside the sleeping bag; not intended as a recommended temperature for regular use.
Equipped with a two-way zipper positioned on the left side, the sleeping bag allows for complete opening. The Anti Snag system ensures the zipper operates smoothly without catching the fabric. At the top, a Velcro flap secures the zipper, preventing it from opening while sleeping.
An integrated hood delivers superior thermal insulation by enclosing the head, significantly minimizing heat escape in low temperatures. Its contoured design offers additional defense against wind and moisture. A built-in mosquito net is secured to the front flap, allowing it to be zipped fully around the hood to provide extra protection.
Compact when packed, the sleeping bag occupies minimal space, ensuring easy transport and convenient storage. With a packed dimension of 19 x 24 cm and a weight of just 1100 g, gear remains lightweight and manageable during operations.
Supplied with a compression sack equipped with snap buckles, ensuring secure transport of the sleeping bag and safeguarding it from dirt or potential damage.
- Engineered using Pertex Quantum Endurance and Shelltex Ultra fabrics
- Insulated with a combination of G-Loft synthetic fiber and 95/5 CQ-Down premium white goose down
- Features temperature ratings of T-comfort: -9 deg. C, T-limit: -16 deg. C, and T-extreme: -38 deg. C
- Equipped with a two-way zipper on the right side
- Integrated Anti-Snag mechanism
- Comes with a functional hood
- Includes a compact accessory pocket
- Packs down to minimal size for easy transport and storage
Color: Red
Shape: Mummy
Zipper: Positioned on the right side
Outer material: Crafted from 100% Pertex Quantum Endurance
Inner material: Made with 100% Polyamide, Shelltex Ultra
Insulation: Features G-Loft and 95/5 CQ-Down white goose down
Temperature ratings:
- T-comfort: -9 deg. C
- T-limit: -16 deg. C
- T-extreme: -38 deg. C
Unfolded dimensions: 230 x 79 x 59 cm
Packed dimensions: 22 x 23 cm
Weight: 1750 g
Manufacturer: Carinthia, Austria
MultiCam represents an advanced camouflage design engineered in 2002 by the US firm Crye Precision, in partnership with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs), as a component of the Objective Force Warrior initiative. The intention behind its development was to provide a highly adaptable camouflage pattern effective across diverse landscapes and evolving environmental scenarios. Featuring a palette of seven distinct hues, the MultiCam pattern blends gradients of green, brown, and beige, allowing for seamless color transitions. This unique composition enables the pattern to automatically shift its appearance, presenting richer greens within woodland settings and adopting browns and beiges in arid, desert environments—proving especially efficient in Central and Eastern European regions during autumn or amidst dry foliage. MultiCam has achieved global acclaim and has been adopted by numerous military and special operations forces. In 2010, the US Army officially selected this pattern as the standard camouflage for troops deployed in Afghanistan, superseding the previous Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). Moreover, the pattern is also accessible to civilian users, making it a favored option among military enthusiasts and airsoft players.
