Snugpak Basecamp Ops Nautilus SQ

From the manufacturer, Basecamp Ops offers a range of sleeping bags to cater to different outdoor enthusiasts. The Nautilus, Navigator, TSB, Sleeper Lite, Sleeper Extreme, and Sleeper Expedition models are available, each with its own unique features and specifications.

The Nautilus Basecamp Ops sleeping bag boasts a temperature range of 37°F to 28°F, with dimensions of 87 inches by 31 inches. It weighs 3 pounds and comes with a compression stuff sack. Equipped with AQUALight 190T polyester outer shell, a draft collar, an anti-snag two-way zipper, zip baffle, hanging dry tabs, and a snug fit hood, the Nautilus is designed to keep you warm and dry in inclement weather.

Similarly, the Basecamp Ops Navigator features a temperature range of 28°F to 19°F, with the same dimensions as the Nautilus. Weighing 3.9 pounds, it also comes with a compression stuff sack and the same features as the Nautilus, including the AQUALight 190T polyester outer shell.

The Basecamp Ops TSB sleeping bag, with a temperature range of 28°F to 19°F, shares the same dimensions and weight as the Navigator. It too comes with a compression stuff sack and the same features as the Nautilus.

The Basecamp Ops Sleeper Lite, with a temperature range of 23°F to 14°F, measures 87 inches by 31 inches and weighs 3.9 pounds. It comes with a compression stuff sack and the same features as the Nautilus, Navigator, and TSB models.

The Basecamp Ops Sleeper Extreme, with a temperature range of 19°F to 10°F, has the same dimensions as the other models but weighs 4.6 pounds. It also comes with a compression stuff sack and the same features as the previous models.

Finally, the Basecamp Ops Sleeper Expedition, with a temperature range of 10°F to 1°F, measures 87 inches by 31 inches and weighs 5.75 pounds. It too comes with a compression stuff sack and the same features as the other Basecamp Ops sleeping bags.

All Basecamp Ops sleeping bags are equipped with highly compressible Isofibre insulation, which traps warm air in its hollow fibers to retain heat even when wet, prolonging the sleeping bag's lifespan. Additionally, the square foot design allows the sleeping bags to be opened into a blanket, and the left and right-hand bags can be zipped together to create a large 2-person sleeping bag.

Customer reviews for the Basecamp Ops sleeping bags are overwhelmingly positive, with the Nautilus, Navigator, TSB, Sleeper Lite, Sleeper Extreme, and Sleeper Expedition all receiving ratings of 4.4 or higher out of 5 stars.

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