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Test Report

10 three-season models tested

A sleeping bag that reliably keeps you warm even at temperatures around or even well below freezing is essential on many tours. With a weight of between 1000 and 1200 grams, you are well catered for. But there are big differences. We'll tell you which sleeping bag leaves nothing to be desired for almost all needs.

TesterALPIN

Edition09/2024

10 Products in test

1Testsieger100/100

Sea To Summit Spark 7 (200 cm)

EUR249,44

Sea To Summit Spark 7

200 cm

283/100

Grüezi Bag Biopod Down Hybrid Ice Alpine 190 (205 cm)

EUR544,45

Grüezi Bag Biopod Down Hybrid Ice Alpine 190

205 cm

283/100

Mammut Perform Down -10C Sleeping Bag (220 cm)

Mammut Perform Down -10C Sleeping Bag

220 cm

283/100

Nemo Equipment Coda 10/20

Nemo Equipment Coda 10/20

283/100

Rab Alpine 600 (200 cm)

Rab Alpine 600

200 cm

283/100

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Mountain Equipment Helium 600 (long, left-zip, anvil grey)
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.

283/100

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Sir Joseph Koteka III 850
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.

868/100

Deuter Astro 500 ink curry (205 cm)

Deuter Astro 500 ink curry

205 cm

868/100

Nordisk Tension Mummy 500 sleeping bag (175 cm)

Nordisk Tension Mummy 500 sleeping bag

175 cm

868/100

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Salewa Puez RDS Down -7 long
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.