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FEATURED SLEEPING BAG The Macpac Dragonfly 400 On my last hike to the Whakapapaiti Hut, I took the new Macpac Dragonfly 400 sleeping bag. A lightweight three-season bag, the compression style stuff pack and weighing in at only 731g meant it took up very little room in my pack. During my previous trips to the backcountry hut, I had found the overnight temperature extremely variable. Although when the fire is stoked the huts are warm, the minute the fire goes out the temperature can plummet. The Macpac Dragonfly 400 adjustable face hole and hood system is super simple and as well as providing a good holding spot for my “pillow” it also pulled in super snug, keeping my neck and body free from the cold air. The mummy fit is designed to maximise heat while minimising weight and I found I liked the feel of the bag snug around my legs. The Dragonfly is purpose built for minimal weight so they have really stripped back the features. This means no weight is wasted on unnecessary gimmicks, so the zip only runs a third of the way down. This is ideal for warm nights but my feet often run hot so I am yet to see if I have any issues on a warmer night. Without a doubt for me, the feature I love the most is the material it is made with. I have a tendancy to toss and turn at night and I am usually very conscious of the noise a sleeping bag makes every time you move, however both the inner and outer fabric makes minimal sound, which I loved. The sleeping bag comes with a compression style stuff pack as well as a mesh bag for storage when unused for long periods of time. This helps maintain loft. The technical details: • Filled with 400g of 800 loft HyperDRY RDS Goose Down which gives great compressibility for a smaller pack size. • Inner lined with bluesign® certified nylon • Outer made with its Pertex® Quantum using their Y Fuse technology to increase durability and performance around snow. • Water resistant HyperDRY RDS goose down • Adjustable face hole and hood • Box baffles • Concealed drawcords • Increased fill in the draft collar • 3-coil ⅓ zip • Temperature Rating: Comfort 1°C / Limit -5°C / Extreme -22°C • Weight: 731g RRP: $699.99 MACPAC CLUB PRICE: $489.99 WWW.MACPAC.CO.NZ Compression style stuff pack means it packs up small When you are not using your bag, keep it in the mesh storage bag to help mainatin loft Simple adjustable hood area helps keeps out the cold Marmot Tungsten 2P $549.00 Ready to adventure with you mile after mile, the freestanding Tungsten 2-Person Tent blends durability, roominess, and a livable design. Strategic clip placement offers more interior volume after a long day on the mountain. If a downpour approaches, the colour-coded "easy pitch" clips and poles make for a quick set up, and the seam-taped, catenary-cut floor and full-coverage vented fly add to its weather protection. Dual doors allow easy entry and exit with vestibule storage space around both doors. The lampshade pocket stows your headlamp and the included abrasion-resistant footprint round out the details that make life on the trail easier. WWW.MARMOTNZ.CO.NZ Marmot catalyst 2p $499.o0 Designed as a roomy, livable tent that doesn’t weigh you down, the freestanding Catalyst 2-Person Tent has all the ideal features for a casual camping trip. Its strategic clip placement offers more interior volume for stretching out after a long day of adventuring. The seam-taped catenarycut floor and full-coverage vented fly add to its weather protection, plus the included footprint protects this camping tent from abrasions. Stash your pack, poles, and other gear in the two vestibules and tuck a headlamp into the lampshade pocket for ambient light at night. WWW.MARMOTNZ.CO.NZ 78//WHERE ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS/#230
Macpac Uber Synthetic Quilt $99.99 This cosy synthetic quilt is made for moment’s that could use a little extra warmth. Its nylon outer can be wiped, brushed or shaken clean. The micro padding fill is 100% recycled, and its pillow-shaped stuff sack makes the quilt useful even when it’s stashed away. Think picnics at the beach, starry nights around the campfire, and crisp mornings on the deck. WWW.MACPAC.CO.NZ EPE Comas Swag Bag -5 °C Sleeping Bag $199.00 Purposely designed for rugged adventures and oversized for comfort. The EPE Swagbag features a hollow fibre layered filling for superior thermal efficiency when warmth is needed the most. . WWW.KIWICAMPING.CO.NZ kiwi camping Rover Lite 3cm Self-Inflating Mat $109.00 Compact to pack and carry, the Rover Lite self-inflates in minutes. The tapered design can fit in a sleeping bag, 1830mm long and 550mm wide. WWW.KIWICAMPING.CO.NZ sea to summit Aeros Premium travel Pillow $59.99 Inflatable, ergonomic, designed to provide exceptional comfort when sleeping in an upright position while keeping bulk and weight to a minimum. High strength TPU bladder, shaped with bulbous arms for more neck support than traditional neck pillows and the centre is extra thin, so it doesn't apply pressure to the back of your neck when pressed into a headrest. Features an adjustable neck closure. 93gm. WWW.SOUTHERNAPPROACH.CO.NZ Kiwi Camping Tuatara Hard Shell Rooftop Tent $4,499.00 The low-profile Tuatara HS is built to handle serious adventures from summit to sea. Ripstop polycotton makes it ideal for backcountry conditions and the pop-up gas struts enable instant pitching. WWW.KIWICAMPING.CO.NZ ADVENTUREMAGAZINE.CO.NZ//79
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