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Sea to Summit Spark Pro Down Sleeping Bag vs Sleeping bag till +7

Weight and specs compared for 2026 — and which one to choose.

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Spec Sea to Summit Spark Pro Down Sleeping Bag Sleeping bag till +7
Weight 765 g · 0.765 kg · 1.69 lb
size Regular, 15°F (-9°C) version
 800 g · 0.800 kg · 1.76 lb
Brand Sea to Summit Sleeping
Category Sleep System Sleep System
Sea to Summit Spark Pro Down Sleeping Bag
765 g

Ultralight down sleeping bag at 765g with 900+ fillpower RDS-certified down, 15°F rating and Free-Flow Zip system for versatility.

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Sea to Summit Spark Pro Down Sleeping Bag vs Sleeping bag till +7: which should you buy?

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