What is the fill in this bag? Synthetic or down?
213646
"Continuous Filament Fiber Fill" i.e. synthetic. Good bag for summer and smaller people. 6'-0" with 38" waist and it is a little too tight for me.
213647
It is synthetic and there isn't a ton of it. It rolls into a ball the size of a football, so for the most part the warmth provided by the bag comes from the shell itself, not so much the fill. I hope that helps.
847768
the bag i bought is a medium, works well in my unit, just so you know 1 thing you have to have is a oil water separator. helps keep the blast dry and stops the clogging. i hope that helps you out.
1766098
Seems like a nylon/poly blend. The bag itself is very strong, the fabric seems to have rip stop qualities. It is the strap, specifically the plastic strap buckles/hooks for the shoulder strap that are weak. I needed to reinforce mine with metal buckles but the bag itself has taken a serious beating since I got it and is still going very strong.
158750
It all depends in what you have in the bottom bag. The picture is kind of deceiving!
1998272
It's fabric. Also you won't get that many beans. If you go to Kmart a big bag is 7.99. You get 2 fillings out of the bag. beans go flay after a while
876428
What size, temperature rating and type of insulation is your bag? I have a Marmot Sorcerer 20 Regular that is synthetic and this compression bag is the perfect size for it.
731220
The fill power isn't indicated on the tag and I no longer have the packaging. Not even sure it would have a "fill count" because it is NOT down. It's a poly comforter. Feels more like a thick puffy comforter than down. If you love the feel of down then you might be disappointed like I was initially. But I decided to keep it because of the low price and it is REALLY warm and large. My last down comforter didn't fill in my duvet cover evenly. This one fits fully, verging on too big but it works, is warm, looks and lays nicely on the bed and over the sides, which my last one did not. Down is nicer but for this price this comforter really is a nice alternative to down. It is firm and cushy to the touch. Not soft and fluffy like down. Hope this helps!
1528618
It is synthetic. Like it says in the description. It is a really good deal though.
1781911
It's Holofill. The Army hasn't used down since the early 1960s. Its a very warm, extremely well made sleeping bag. I reccomend getting the light weight patrol bag as well. Theyre inexpensive, and the two bags (Green patrol bag and black intermediate cold bag) are designed to be put together to make an arctic bag, or be used separately depending on your needs. WELL WORTH GETTING!! (I have 8 yrs Army infantry experience)
1845762
Most likely synthetic. But they're still far more comfortable than tock pads. Have been using mine daily for quite a while now and still LOVE them.Have a great day!
1714395
Its a nylon bag. Pretty sturdy, more than you would expect. I haven't used it much at all but I would guess it would last as long as you don't expect too much.
1856282
Synthetic. The corners of mine are actually pretty frayed. The synthetic material is almost a gilt it is so thin over the spongy cushion.
2263433
If it is a down bag, you might want to avoid squashing the down. I guess the xx large bag would be best, but that is the only size I have used.
1279541
Mine was synthetic leather also. It looks like you have to choose which one you want.
1736389
The bag is mesh on the outside with foam on the inside like a regular gym bag. The base is hard plastic of which you can fill with water or sand.
287008
Synthetic...... my two boys are driver and they will use this after every dive all of is High School team uses them. Check the size it is not something that I would see a use for other than diving though you could dry off with it ring it out by hand than cover up with a cotton towel. I hope this helps
691208
It's absolutely synthetic. It reminds me of slightly felted polar fleece. (which isn't actual fleece, it's used to make blankets and hoodies and things of that ilk.)