Product Description
Are you looking for a comfortable, warm sleeping bag for your child? This children's sleeping bag is a pleasant blanket-style sleeping bag that insulates well and is also nice and airy. Whether the sleeping bag is used for a camping holiday, school camp, sleeping in the garden, or in the guest room at a friend's or family member's, they will sleep soundly!
Features:
• Lightweight, connectable blanket-style sleeping bag made of 100% polyester
• Zipper with draft edge on the inside
• Dimensions approx. 140 x 70 cm, packed size approx. 34 x 17 x 16 cm
• Comfort rate approx. 11 °C, extreme temperature approx. 0 °C
• Comes in a handy carrying bag
Well prepared for a slightly cooler night:
With the blanket-style sleeping bag, you are well prepared for a cooler night. The advantage of a blanket-style sleeping bag is that you have more room to move around inside.
Materials:
The children's sleeping bag is made of 100% polyester 190T and is water-repellent. The HFX filling is made of 100% recycled polyester fiber (225 g/m²) and ensures a warm and comfortable night's sleep. The 100% polyester-terylene rayon lining feels comfortable and breathable.
Connectable:
The zipper is divisible, allowing you to open the sleeping bag completely to create a blanket. Furthermore, the sleeping bag is connectable, allowing you to create a 2-person blanket as well.
Zipper with draft edge:
The sleeping bag features a sturdy zipper and a Velcro closure at the top. This protects not only the zipper but also your skin while you sleep. There is also a draft edge along the zipper, ensuring you won't be bothered by drafts and the zipper won't chafe against you. Much more pleasant for your child!
Handy features:
The sleeping bag comes in a convenient carrying bag.
Comfort Rate:
The sleeping bag has a comfort rate of approx. 11 °C, which means that the sleeping bag is comfortable (for most children) from this temperature onwards. The extreme temperature is approx. 0 °C; do not use the sleeping bag at a temperature lower than this.
