Hello there,
A quick one:
Is there a difference in filling between a Performance -10°C and an Endurance SF -10°C by Nanok? I know the colour, the 2 zips and the boot bucket is different, but is that the only thing? What makes the weight so different (2340g for the SF vs 1870/1970g for the performance)? Is the temp rating equally reliable for the 2 bags?
Also: if the filling is the same, why does everyone go for the heavy one?
Thanks and sorry to bring up Nanok again...
PS: anyone want to swap a Nanok bag for a Gregory backpack, a gore tex bivvy or an Outdoor Research Alpine Awning tarp (or a combination) (see swap shop)
?
Bjorn
A quick one:
Is there a difference in filling between a Performance -10°C and an Endurance SF -10°C by Nanok? I know the colour, the 2 zips and the boot bucket is different, but is that the only thing? What makes the weight so different (2340g for the SF vs 1870/1970g for the performance)? Is the temp rating equally reliable for the 2 bags?
Also: if the filling is the same, why does everyone go for the heavy one?
Thanks and sorry to bring up Nanok again...
PS: anyone want to swap a Nanok bag for a Gregory backpack, a gore tex bivvy or an Outdoor Research Alpine Awning tarp (or a combination) (see swap shop)

Bjorn