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The North Face Inferno Sleeping Bag: -40F Down

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The North Face Inferno Sleeping Bag: -40F Down

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Specs

Temp rating-40°F
FillProDown (down)
Fill power800 FP
Shell fabric15D recycled nylon with x Reflex coating
Fits up to6 ft
Shoulder girth64 in
Hip girth60 in
Packed size12 x 12 x 16 in
Zipper1/2-length, right zip

How the The North Face Inferno Sleeping Bag: -40F Down compares

The maker hasn't published a weight for the The North Face Inferno Sleeping Bag. Across the 169 sleeping bags we track with one, the median is 1 lb 11 oz. At $960, it costs more than 94% of the sleeping bags we list.

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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I’ve used a lot of cold-weather bags, but this is the one I’d trust above tree line when the forecast turns ugly. The waterproof shell is a lifesaver on long expeditions, and the heat retention is unreal—you crawl in shivering and thaw out fast."When we’re planning missions where retreat isn’t an option—high-altitude summits, deep-winter expeditions, or extended Arctic travel—we count on the Inferno -40°F Sleeping Bag to safeguard our recovery each night. The 800-fill ProDown lofts quickly and traps heat even in damp environments, while a rugged, waterproof shell resists frost, tent condensation, and blowing snow when the weather turns hostile. A classic mummy silhouette maximizes thermal efficiency and makes it easier to pack the bag down in the morning before we load our sled or haul bag. The half-length zipper cuts weight while allowing quick venting during warm spells, and a compression sack keeps the whole system compact enough for expedition travel. With reinforced panels at the head and footbox and attachment points to keep it secured to a sleeping pad, the Inferno is engineered for life well below zero.