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Sea to Summit's website has details of what I think is their first range of sleeping bags:
http://www.seatosummit.com.au/sleepingbags/index.php
From a UL perspective the Micro range looks really good: 850+ loft, nano DWR coating on 20 denier fabrics, convertible to a quilt and, somewhat unusually, it's quilted but with baffles: looks like it's sewn-through but it isn't, it's actually baffled.
I did a quick search but they don't seem to be on sale anywhere yet.
and they are all en-rated so you know what kind of insulation youll get ;)
their 3D actually got me wondering if its feasible to make a jacket with a thin 40g/m layer of primaloft one and 800+ fill down
hmmmmm …..
There's some on ebay.
eric, I've been thinking exactly the same thing! If only i had some myog skills. 40-50 grams insulation on the outside with a thin layer of momentum 50 in between and light down as an inner layer. I bet it could be made for 10-12 oz…anyone? ok, back to our scheduled programming…
In Australia, you can get them from Trek and Travel
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