Warm at Balu ka Ghera
Rented the Kunzum bag for Hampta in July and slept through a 1°C night with just a base layer. Bought it after the trek and the rental fee was knocked off without me having to ask.
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Synthetic mummy bag for summer high camps
Our most-rented bag and the one we recommend for Hampta, Bhrigu Lake and Beas Kund between May and October. Comfortable to −5°C - the temperature at which an average sleeper stays warm all night - with a lower limit of −11°C if you sleep in your layers.
Synthetic fill keeps most of its warmth when the inside of the tent is wet with condensation, which on a monsoon trek it will be. A draught collar and a contoured hood close down around your face, and the compression sack packs it to the size of a 5-litre bucket.
Dispatched from our Manali store within one working day; 3-6 working days by courier across India, longer to the North-East and Ladakh. Free delivery above ₹2,999. Cash on Delivery up to ₹20,000, GST invoice with every order, and free size exchanges within 30 days if the tags are still on.
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Rented the Kunzum bag for Hampta in July and slept through a 1°C night with just a base layer. Bought it after the trek and the rental fee was knocked off without me having to ask.
Pitched the Spiti tent at Juda ka Talab in December. It snowed from 10 p.m. to dawn and the walls barely moved. Heavy to carry, but that is the point of it.
Rohtang 55 fitted to my back length in the Manali store. Carries 14 kg comfortably. Only complaint: the hip-belt pockets are a little small for a big phone.
Ordered the poles and headlamp for our office trek group with Cash on Delivery and a GST invoice. Arrived in four days, well packed, and both have survived two treks.