Snugpak Softie Elite 1 Sleeping Bag - OD Green

Warm-Weather Mummy Bag

The Snugpak Softie Elite 1 is a lightweight synthetic sleeping bag for mild nights, when a heavy winter bag would be dead weight in your pack. It carries a comfort rating of 44°F (7°C) and a lower limit of 35°F (2°C), and it compresses into a stuff sack small enough to hold in one hand. Hikers, campers and anyone building a bug-out or patrol kit can use it as a primary summer bag or pair it with a liner for cooler weather.

Features

• Softie Synthetic Insulation — Snugpak's own synthetic fill keeps working when damp, unlike down, which loses most of its warmth once wet.
• Reflectatherm Layer — A reflective layer inside the bag is designed to bounce body heat back toward the sleeper rather than letting it escape.
• Paratex Outer Shell — The lightweight Paratex fabric is Snugpak's soft, close-woven nylon shell, chosen to keep pack weight down.
• Mummy Shape — The bag tapers from shoulders to feet, so there is less empty air inside for your body to heat.
• Drawcord Hood — An insulated hood cinches around your face to hold warmth in around the head and neck.
• Side Zip — A long zip down the side makes it easy to get in and out, or to open the bag partway for ventilation on warmer nights.
• Compression Stuff Sack — The included sack has four adjustable straps with buckles that squeeze the packed bag down to a compact roll.
• Temperature Ratings — Comfort is 44°F (7°C) and the low limit is 35°F (2°C), both printed on the stuff sack for quick reference.
• OD Green Finish — Olive drab green, the standard military field color, keeps the bag low-profile in camp and matches most tactical kit.

Paratex And Softie Fill

Snugpak builds the Elite 1 around its own materials: a Paratex shell over Softie synthetic insulation, backed by the Reflectatherm heat-reflective layer. Synthetic fill is the practical choice for wet climates and field use, because it dries faster than down and still insulates while damp. The 44°F comfort rating makes this a warm-weather bag, so plan on a liner or a warmer model once nights drop toward freezing.