Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag - Wanderer's Outpost
Sea To Summit

Venture 1 32°F Synthetic Sleeping Bag

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Description

The Venture™ women’s synthetic sleeping bag brings new levels of versatility to the realm of synthetic-insulation sleep systems. A full-length right-side zipper, a half-length left-side zipper, and a foot box zipper provide unparalleled ventilation or allow the Venture to be opened completely flat like a comforter.

The unique WaveLoft™ construction allows the Thermolite® insulation to expand out into air-trapping curves for maximum warmth, and the overall shape of the Venture matches your natural sleeping position for supreme comfort

Whatever the weather conditions – make sure you pack this bag before you venture out.

Features
  • Thermolite® insulation placed throughout the bag using body-mapping to maximize warmth for a woman’s physiology
  • A wider shape between hips and knees to allow you to sleep in a natural position without compressing the insulation and creating cold spots
  • Shorter overall length and narrower girth in shoulders to reduce dead space and increase thermal efficiency
  • High-quality Thermolite® insulation is loftier and more durable for lasting warmth.
  • Full-length YKK® #5 main side zip and foot box zip provide superior ventilation and allow the bag to be used as a comforter.
  • Shaped hood and zipper draft tube keep the cold out and warmth in (Venture 23°F also has a draft collar)
  • Form a snug double sleeping bag by zipping to any Ascent™, Trek™ or Traverse™ sleeping bag
  • Includes lightweight 70D nylon compression bag
Specs

Regular

  • Bag Weight: 2 lbs 6.4oz / 1090g
  • Compressed Volume: 6.6 L
  • Compression Sack M: 10L to 3.3L
  • Fits Up To: 5 ft 7 in / 170 cm
  • Season Rating: 2 Season
  • Women’s Temperature (en rating): 32°F / 0°C

Long

  • Bag Weight: 2 lbs 11.7oz / 1240g
  • Compressed Volume: 7.6 L
  • Compression Sack M: 14L to 4.5L
  • Fits Up To: 5 ft 10 in / 179 cm
  • Season Rating: 2 Season
  • Women’s Temperature (en rating): 32°F / 0°C
Materials
  • Insulation: High-quality Thermolite® synthetic insulation
  • Shell Fabric: Durable 30D Nylon shell
Brand Story

The origins of Sea to Summit began in 1983 in Perth, Western Australia - a time when lightweight, outdoor products were hard to find in Australia. The original products were developed to outfit an audacious attempt to climb Mt Everest by beginning the ascent at sea level. This gear would need to work at every altitude over several months and be light and durable enough for the 5 month trek. The expedition was a success and so was the gear and the Sea to Summit brand was born. 

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    Toasty Warm
    No Matter the weather

    Sleeping gear designed just for you

    Why buy a women specific Sleeping bag

    Everyone is different. Women tend to feel colder especially in their extremities. That's why all of our women's sleeping bags and pads have additional insulation throughout with an extra helping in the foot box.

    They are also shorter overall, wider in the waist, and narrower in the hips to help keep the warm air closer to your body. However, if this doesn't sound like you, a unisex option might be a better fit. 

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    Temperature Ratings

    What temperature rating you need depends entirely on where you'll be sleeping. Winter camping requires a sleeping pad with an R value of +5 and a sleeping bag rated to -0°F or less. Summer camping only needs a +2 R value pad and a +40°F bag.

    If you love spring and fall camping, you can always add some extra insulation with a liner (which also works as a great summer/travel blanket).

    Keep in mind, most sleeping bags keep you warm at +15°F higher than it's rated temperature. That means you might be chilly in your 15°F bag if it's 15°F outside but you'll be toasty at 32°F.

    Synthetic or Down?

    All of the down sold at Wanderer's Outpost is RDS Certified.

    Down is warmer, lighter and more compress-able than synthetic fills. However, while there are some hydrophobic down bags, down mostly doesn't like getting wet. 

    Synthetic might have some draw backs, but it can get wet, dries faster, is much cheaper and just as warm as down if you don't mind the extra weight or loss of packability.

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    mummy bag

    Mummy vs Side Sleeping

    For the longest time, there were only 2 shapes for sleeping bags; mummy bags or rectangles. Mummy bags were the preferred shape for backpackers as it had less material so it was lighter and it's form fitting shape would keep you warmer in cold weather. The only problem is they always felt a little claustrophobic. The rectangle was roomier but really only for car camping as it was too heavy and not warm enough. 

    But that has all changed. Nemo's spoon shape and Sea to Summit's extra space in the hips and knees finally provide the warmth and benefits of mummy bags for all of us side-sleepers