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New Haven, Mo. - ALPS Mountaineering, manufacturer of performance-driven technical support gear for wilderness exploration, trekking, and family camping, introduces a new sleeping system just in time for the transitional spring/summer camping season.
Spring is notable for often extreme temperature fluctuations, and the same is true in the summer months, depending on altitude and geographic location. This unpredictability makes camping with a one-and-done sleeping bag somewhat challenging.
The new Wisp from ALPS Mountaineering solves this problem. The Wisp works as a standalone summer mummy bag perfectly suited for warm nights, where typical 30-degree bags may be too warm. The fleece liner interior delivers a soft, comfortable layer next to the skin that doesn’t promote sweat like some bags with nylon interiors. A left-side zipper also allows the top of the bag to be opened, keeping the upper torso cool and the lower torso and legs comfortable.
For nights when the temperatures dip below average, the Wisp can serve as a lightweight outer bag for lighter, higher temperature-rated mummy bags. This gives campers an easy way to adjust to changing temperatures without having to rely on a bag that may be too warm or too cool.
The new Wisp measures 32x80 inches and weighs a light 1 lb., 13 oz. The bag is charcoal with red accents and includes a 5.5x10-inch standard stuff sack.
For more information on this and other ALPS Mountaineering products, visit alpsmountaineering.com.
About ALPS Brands:
Beginning in 1993 with the establishment of ALPS Mountaineering, ALPS Brands is a continuously growing and expanding group of companies dedicated to developing and manufacturing high quality, performance-driven outdoor products. Currently making up the ALPS Brands family of companies are ALPS Mountaineering, Cedar Ridge, and Browning Camping. ALPS Mountaineering items are sold and distributed in the best camping, backpacking and outdoor dealers throughout the entire US and Canada. For more information, please visit alpsmountaineering.com.
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