Free shipping Australia wide on orders over $99 | Over 400,000 Trees Planted
Free shipping Australia wide on orders over $99 | Over 400,000 Trees Planted
October 01, 2019
Made with a 100% recycled Hydronaute XT-R Shell and a 100% recycled silk-touch Nylon lining, bunker down and stay warm in conditions well below what you would expect for sleeping bags of this price.
With a technical shell fabric and high loft down but only the essential design features, the Warmlite XT-R Series provide warmth in cold to extreme cold at a very reasonable price.
The Warmlite XT-R Series feature a contoured 3D hood, box walled baffles, 3D boxfoot (Warmlite Boxfoot 750 only), 3D draught tube along zips and premium 750+ loft water resistant down.
Features foregone in the Warmlite XT-R range include tuck stitched seams, Radial Arc Baffles and internal down collar.
Learn more about the Warmlite XT-R Series.
For a complete overview of Mont sleeping bag technology and to learn what features are found on different models see the Sleeping Bag Technology Guide.
| Model Name | Weight* | Season | Use | Women or Cold Sleepers |
Men or Warm Sleepers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Warmlite 550 | 1060g | 3 Season | Bushwalking | -1ºC / 30ºF | -7ºC / 19ºF |
| Warmlite 750 | 1270g | 3 Season | Bushwalking | -7ºC / 19ºF | -12ºC / 10ºF |
| Warmlite Boxfoot 750 | 1240g | 4 Season | Alpine | -9ºC / 16ºF | -14ºC / 7ºF |
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