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BlackWolf Hiker 300 Sleeping Bag

12/4/2017

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As a yak fisher, you’re probably also a seasoned camper - there’s nothing quite like spending a night on a desert island so you can fish through the night, and first thing in the morning!

And if you do that, you want a little bit of comfort, without any bulk (not a lot of room in the yak once you pack all your fishing gear)! That’s where the BlackWolf Hiker 300 is ideal.

It has 700+ loft water repellant down with a hood for cold nights and zips for warmer weather. It’s really lightweight at 900g and can be used in temps as low as -16°C. Not to mention it comes with a Lifetime Warranty and its easy to see with the bright blue. 


http://www.blackwolf.com.au/product/Hiker/283/category/24
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