Warmpeace sleeping bag VIKING 1200 180 cm

Winter down sleeping bag Warmpeace Viking 1200

TheWarmpeace Viking 1200 is a winter variant of the Viking 900 sleeping bag. The Viking 1200 is an economical solution for winter use. The down sleeping bag uses 1,200 grams of duck down for insulation and has a temperature limit of -18 °C.

In the compression sleeve it takes up Ø 26 × 54 cm. The 180 cm version weighs 1,720 grams without the pack.

Materials of the Warmpeace Viking 1200 sleeping bag

Thesleeping bag is made of lightweight Loft Nylon DWR+, which can repel water up to 1,250 mm water column. This strong and mechanically durable material works well with the down fill and allows for plenty of loft.

Theinside of the sleeping bag is made of Loft Nylon. The material is comfortable to the touch and allows for quick moisture transport. The black color in the sun helps the moisture evaporate faster even in negative temperatures. This part of the sleeping bag is made in China.

Inside the sleeping bag, high quality duck feathers are used, which come from European farms. The feathers are of 90/10 quality, have a filling capacity of 600 cuin and are stored in "Z" chambers. The filling of the sleeping bag takes place in Germany under strict standards. The filling can absorb 360 grams of water. The entire sleeping bag allows a RET of 3.7^{m2 Pa/W-1}.

Sleeping bag construction

Thezipper of the sleeping bag is a branded Japanese YKK and the entire length is backed by a flap with a rigid flap, so it does not tear when fastening and unfastening. The slider pull is rotatable and allows fastening from both the inside and outside of the sleeping bag. The zipper is two-way, so in addition to the traditional unzipping, you can also unzip it from the feet up to possibly vent overheated leg room.

The hood has an elasticated drawstring and can be pulled down nicely around the head. So does the drawstring collar around the shoulders. The drawstring collar and hood together prevent unwanted heat leaks. Inside the sleeping bag there is a zippered pocket for small items such as glasses, headlamp or cell phone.

Which sleeping bag to choose?

TheWarmeace Viking 1200 is 80 cm wide at the shoulders and 50 cm wide at the feet. If the sleeping bag is too narrow for you, you can reach for the wide version of the Viking 1200 180 cm WIDE.

It's up to you whether you choose to zip up at the left or right arm. For right-handed people we recommend the left-handed zipper and for left-handed people the right-handed zipper, but this is not a rule. If you are travelling in a pair, keep in mind that two sleeping bags with opposite zippers can be joined together. Even if they are different lengths, just allow for the longer one to overhang the top.

TIP: You can also combine different models in the Viking sleeping bag range. For example, the Viking 1200 180 cm Left Zip + Viking 900 195 cm Right Zip. If you're not sure about your choice, don't hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to help you with your choice.

Thermal insulation capabilities of the Viking 1200 sleeping bag

• Comfort -10 °C
• Limit -18 °C
• Extreme -38 °C

These temperatures are the result of standardised laboratory tests and are far from being the most important factor when choosing a sleeping bag. In fact, only the limit temperature is of interest and can be used as a guide when comparing the drying capabilities of sleeping bags of the same class and age.

Storage and maintenance of a down sleeping bag

The Warmpeace Viking 1200sleeping bag comes with two covers: a storage and a compression cover. When not in use, store the sleeping bag in the spacious storage pack. The down filling will be in its natural fluffy state and you will extend the life of the sleeping bag. The XL size compression pack has the volume of a 13-litre bottle and features drawstring straps so you can compress it even further.

Wash the sleeping bag yourself in an automatic washing machine. Wash it at 30 °C, use the wool programme and special liquid detergents that are not aggressive to the down, do not disturb its structure, wash out well when soaking and do not crystallise in the fine folds of the filling. Never clean chemically. After washing, spin properly.

Dry the sleeping bag in a tumble drier with warm air up to 30 °C or horizontally, shaking it occasionally and thoroughly. Allow several days for the sleeping bag to dry. Detailed instructions can be found on the label inside the sleeping bag.