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Sea to Summit

Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 °C)

Sea to Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Adaptable, efficient and warm

Sea to Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Full length two−way left side zip and separate foot zip allows for us as a quilt

Sea to Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Half zip on right side provides movement for both arms

Sea to Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Vertical baffles on the chest to prevent cold spots

Sea to Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Generous hood and dual cord adjustment

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − R.D.S certified 750+ loft duck down for insulation

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Tapered rectangular shape balances space and warmth

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Comfortable footbox

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Security pocket to secure your valuables

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Zipper

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag (−11 degrees C) − Size comparison with Camelbak bottle

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag

Sea To Summit Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag

Sea to Summit Ascent Sleeping Bag Features & how to pack away

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Details & Specs

The adaptable, efficient and warm Ascent Ac3 from Sea to Summit is the down sleeping bag that will keep you comfortable on most of your expeditions.

The Ac3 has a -11°C comfort rating and -18° lower limit so its suited for use in colder conditions. This bag features a tapered rectangular shape making it roomier than a mummy bag, while still providing thermal efficiency. You can easily adjust the Ascent according to the weather thanks to the free-flow triple zips. The half zip on the right side means you can fold it down to free up your arms, the full-length zip and separate foot zip allows you to use it as a quilt when it’s hot, and you can close it all up on a cooler night.

Insulation is provided by the R.D.S certified 750+ loft down, while the vertical baffles over the chest help prevent cold spots forming. For maximum insulation, there’s a side block baffle to keep the 60/40 fill ratio and the oversized draft tubes trap your body heat. The shell and lining of this bag are made from lightweight nylon to keep the weight down, while the large internal security pocket allows you to keep valuables safe and sound as you snooze.

Be prepared for changing weather conditions on your adventures, with the adaptable Ascent Ac3 Sleeping Bag from Sea to Summit.

-11°C comfort rating and -18° lower limit
Tapered rectangular shape balances space and warmth
Versatile down bag which can be adapted to weather conditions
Half zip on right side provides movement for both arms
Full length two-way left side zip and separate foot zip allows for us as a quilt
R.D.S certified 750+ loft duck down for insulation
Oversized draft tubes prevent body heat escaping
Vertical baffles on the chest to prevent cold spots
Side block baffle to maintain a 60/40 ratio
Generous hood and dual cord adjustment
Large internal security pocket for valuables
Compatible LH and RH bags zip together

Comfort Rating:

−11 °C

Snowys Comfort Rating:

−11 °C

Lower Limit:

−18 °C

Shape:

Tapered Rectangular

Fill Ratio Top/Bottom:

60/40

Max. User Height:

183 cm

Internal Girth:

155 cm Chest | 146 cm Hip | 122 cm Foot

External Dimensions:

204L x 69W cm

Packed Dimensions:

44L x 20W cm

Weight:

1.325 Kg

Compressed Volume:

14L | Compression Sack Size M

Material:

20D Nylon

Fill Material:

RDS 750+ Loft ULTRA−DRY Duck Down™

Fill Weight:

750 g

Lining:

20D Nylon

Zip Draft Tube:

Yes

Neck Draft Tube:

With Dual Cord Adjustment

Zipper:

#5 YKK | 1/2 Right Side | Full Two−Way Left | Foot Zip | Zip Coupling Compatible

Suggested Use:

Travel | Trekking

Warranty:

Limited Lifetime

Supplier Code:

AAC3-R

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Q&A's (6)

Repair advice1 answer

I purchase this sleeping bag around 12 months ago and have just noticed a 2 inch tear/separation on one of the seams and the material is starting to fray. What would be the best way to fix this?

Sarah - Hobart, TAS(1 year ago)

G'day Sarah,

The best option would be to use some repair tape like Gear Aid Tenacious Tape Repair Tape or Tear-Aid Type A Fabric Repair Tape to cut to shape and stick onto the sleeping bag which should patch up the tear and prevent it from fraying further. There is a YouTube video I have found on How to Repair a Sleeping Bag which takes you through the steps and has some handy tips!

Kaya - Snowys(1 year ago)

Zips1 answer

Can you please confirm whether this bag opens completely flat like a quilt? The description suggest this but the video did not show it. Thanks.

Daniel - Mansfield, VIC (1 year ago)

G'day Daniel,

Yep, you can fully unzip the Ascent if required. The foot zip and side zip are separate components, so if you want to unzip the side and keep the foot box together to tuck your feet into, thats an option aswell.

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

Sea to Summit liner suitable for Ascent III1 answer

Which S2S liner would you recommend for the Ascent III? The bag is warm enough so thermal qualities are least important. I'm more concerned about shape and material. Thanks.

Bucky - Melbourne(4 years ago)

G'day Bucky,

It's really up to personal and budget preference, however, generally we'd recommend a silk liner with the Ascent III, as this will keep your weight and bulk down. The Silk Liner Hooded Mummy would be my suggestion, or if you're looking for something a little more budget-friendly then the Silk Cotton Travel Liner is also popular.

Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)

Sizing1 answer

Hi Does the Ac3 long come with a compression bag ? What size does it compact down to with a compression bag ? Length and width ? Asking as your sizes say 44 long which is way to big. Thank you

Brendon - Narellan (4 years ago)

G'day Brendon,

Yes the Ascent Ac3 Long comes with an Ultra-sil Compression sack. The compression sack is Sea to Summits Medium size, which is 44L x 20D cm. Once compressed you are usually to get them to about 25L cm depending on how much air you squeeze out while packing away.

Leece - Snowys(4 years ago)

Regular or Long 1 answer

I am 182cm tall will regular be ok or should I go for the long

Bill - 2290(5 years ago)

G'day Bill,

You're right on the edge of the height restriction for the regular bag. Our video star Ben is 185cm and he gets in the bag in the video and talks about how he fits in it. It would be worth having a look at the video before you decide. If you like a bit of extra space then I'd recommend the Long.

Leece - Snowys(5 years ago)

Sleeping bag - which one? 1 answer

Hi, I am looking to replace my old Faithfull with a newer down bag. I purchased the OZTent sleeping bag of Snowys mid last year but am still needing a warmer bag. Mainly for use in a swag in Tassie's cold weather. I was looking at the Ascent AC2/3 or the Explore EX2 /3. Cost isn't an issue. Are there any other bags you sell that would suit ? Thanks in advance.

Dory - Molesworth, Tas(5 years ago)

G'day Dory,

Honestly mate, I don't think you can go wrong with any Sea to Summit Sleeping Bag! But for keeping cozy in Tassie's weather I think you might be better off with one of the 3's you've mentioned as against the 2's. The Ultra-Dry Down will offer the warmth you need without all the weight so your biggest decision comes down to shape and whether you're a wriggly sleeper who prefers a bit more room around your feet? If so, the Ex3 might be more suitable than the tapered shape of the Ac3 although with that you do comprise on just a couple of degrees of thermal efficiency around your feet. Hope that helps :)

Alexandra - Snowys(5 years ago)

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