MOSS 4°C / 1310g kids sleeping bag

A practical solution for parents looking for the golden mean. MOSS is a sleeping bag that has two lengths. When the child is small the lower part is detachable, and when the child grows up we attach it back, gaining an additional 30 cm! It is ideal for camping, scout camps as well as family escapades.

Technologies:

Note: in the name, we specify T lim – this is the lowest temperature at which a “standard man” can sleep comfortably. Women or people who freeze easily should be guided by the thermal parameter T comfort when choosing a sleeping bag.

Tests in the climate chamber – selected sleeping bag models from each collection were tested in the Weiss climate chamber on a sophisticated 16-element DIANA dummy (according to the European standard PN-EN 23537-2004). In this way, the temperatures T max, T comf, T lim, and T min were determined. Then, based on the test results, the temperature ranges of all Fjord Nansen sleeping bags were calculated, thus minimizing the risk of the customer buying the wrong sleeping bag. Before choosing, you should ask yourself how you feel the cold and take this fact into account when choosing a particular model. In most cases, we should choose a model that is slightly warmer than we assumed beforehand.

Temperature ranges according to EN 23537 – they refer to a standard man and a standard woman after an average effort. NOTE: Sometimes the sensation of cold can be different in different people. Factors such as fatigue, hunger, malaise, previous hypothermia, age, metabolism, body fat thickness, etc. also affect the way the cold feels.

Upper comfort limit (T max) – the temperature at which a “standard man” does not sweat, and excessive temperature does not disturb his sleep.

Comfort (T comf) – the temperature at which a person is in thermal equilibrium and does not feel cold. This value refers to a “standard”, full woman, after an average effort. This parameter should guide women when choosing a sleeping bag.

Limit temperature (T lim) – the lowest temperature at which a “standard man” can sleep comfortably. This parameter should be followed by men when choosing a sleeping bag.

Extreme temperature (T min) – exceeding this value causes the risk of hypothermia and means conditions in which you can survive for six hours at most (a parameter based on the feelings of the “average woman”). This temperature should not guide us when buying a sleeping bag!!!