Sioux 100 SYN Vaude

 SIOUX 100 SYN VAUDE

 Mummy-shaped sleeping bag with breathable synthetic padding for summer. It is ecologically sustainable and is manufactured with bluesign® certified materials. The Sioux 100 is an outdoor sleeping bag, warm and reliable for trekking excursions in hot climates.

 FEATURES:

•  Classic mummy shape. The mummy cut is recognized by its conical shape: the sleeping bag narrows towards the feet. Its way of hugging the body minimizes the amount of air that needs to be heated for better thermal efficiency. Cutting also means that less material is used than in other forms. This makes the sleeping bag lighter with comparable thermal performance and may be smaller
•    Thermal neck
•    Bidirectional zipper on the left or right side.
•    3D foot box.
•    Anatomical hood with drawstring.
•    Inside pocket for the essentials.
•    Two layer construction.
•    Compression bag
•    Exceptionally soft and skin-friendly fabric with bluesign® certificate.

TECHNOLOGIES:

Green Info

Vaude strives for good working conditions and wages for all workers. It's a member of the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF) and its committed to continuously improve working conditions at all of our production facilities. Vaude monitors these conditions regularly. Vaude has achieved leader status, the highest status of FWF membership.

Green Shape

With our Green Shape label, Vaude offers functional, environmentally-friendly products made from sustainable materials. They are manufactured under fair working conditions along the entire supply chain. The criteria for the label are strict and transparent. They are under constant review and cover the entire lifecycle of the product from design, through production, care and maintenance, to repair and the product’s end of life.

Eco Finish

Vaude products bearing the Eco Finish been waterproofed in an environmentally-friendly way without fluorocarbons (PFC). PFCs are part of a group of chemical compounds which are used to waterproof the outer layer of many outdoor products. They have come under criticism for being non-biodegradable, bioaccumulative and toxic, and suspected of being harmful to health. Vaude has made a clear commitment to completely renouncing PFCs.