AEGISMAX is known for down sleeping bags with a strong warmth-to-weight balance. The range covers ultralight bivvy bags, wearable quilts, classic mummies and cold-weather expedition bags.
Use EN ratings as a guide, not a guarantee. Your mat, clothing and cold tolerance also decide whether a bag will be comfortable.
Compare the range
Model
Weight
EN limit
Down
Nano 2
624 g
0 °C
800FP
Wind Hard Dusk 7D
390 g
3-season
800FP
G Series
722 g
-2 °C
800FP
Wind Hard Tiny Pro
780 g
-8 °C
800FP
Wind Hard Tiny
440 g
+2 °C
800FP
Ultra Future
877 g
-18 °C
800FP
Ultra
1,470 g
-38 °C
850FP
Summit I/II
960–1,246 g
-6 / -12 °C
800FP
M3
840 g
-5 °C
800FP
Weights are indicative without accessories; check each product page.
FAQ
Which AEGISMAX sleeping bag should I choose?
For ultralight solo use, look at the Nano 2 or Wind Hard Tiny. For two people, the Summit I/II. For extreme cold, the Ultra.
Are EN ratings comfortable?
The EN limit is a lower guide; the comfort rating is more useful for sleeping comfortably. If you sleep cold, choose a warmer bag.
Is 800FP down suitable for damp conditions?
DWR-treated down resists moisture better, but keep the bag dry and air it after use.
