Nordisk Victor Sleeping Bag

[HoFFdog]

Stumbled across these Nordisk sleeping bags while looking for a roomy, ultralight, 3 season down bag. Has anyone here used them and or know much about them regards their quality/performance??

Nordisk Victor: loads of room, -5, European goose down,and only a smidge over 1kg in XL.

http://www.nordisk.eu/products/sleeping-bags/sleeping-bags-detail/type/sleeping-bags/categories/victor/product_model/5-1/

Nordisk Celsius: almost same spec but only 970g in XL.

http://www.nordisk.eu/products/sleeping-bags/sleeping-bags-detail/type/sleeping-bags/categories/celsius/product_model/3/

 

[petrochemicals]

dunno but backpacking light sell the tents, so I should think they're resonable. If the measurements are external and your 6 foot you'll need the 210cm length long one, to account for your feet and the insulation.

How much are they ?

 

[HoFFdog]

dunno but backpacking light sell the tents, so I should think they're resonable. If the measurements are external and your 6 foot you'll need the 210cm length long one, to account for your feet and the insulation.

How much are they ?

I'm 6'2. Tried some Rab Ascent bags in Taunton Leisure & preferred the XL so if was going to get these Nordisk bags i was going to get the XL. I really haven't seen anything else that weighs that little with that large egg shape that the bag has. I can get one for £200 including delivery. The only drawback of the Nordisk bag i can see compared to a Mountain Equipment Titan bag i was considering is despite the fact it weighs less the pack size in not far off double the length.

 

[John Fenna]

I have not tried the Victor but I have tried this
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/co...85-Sleeping-bag-and-Cotton-sleeping-bag-cover.
Good build quality and performance.