Gear
Lighter, Warmer, Zoned: Zoned Insulation Explained
Keith Erps | September 25, 2018
Our zoned insulation is, more or less, being selective and intentional of where and how much fill we place in our sleeping bags.
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Our zoned insulation is, more or less, being selective and intentional of where and how much fill we place in our sleeping bags.
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