Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your bag performs optimally, always store it uncompressed in a cool, dry place to maintain the loft of the synthetic fibers. When packing for the trail, use a compression sack to minimize volume, but try not to keep it compressed for extended periods between trips.
To join two bags, ensure both are the same model type with compatible zipper configurations. When cleaning, use a front-loading commercial washer with a gentle cycle and technical garment soap, then tumble dry on a very low heat setting with clean tennis balls to help fluff the insulation. Avoid harsh detergents and bleaches, as these can strip the water-repellent treatment from the hood and footbox.