Product Comparison: Vango Nitestar 250 vs Vango Latitude Pro 300
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General Specifications
Brand
Vango
Vango
Model
Nitestar 250
Latitude Pro 300
Origin
England
England
About the Product
Vango's award-winning Nitestar sleeping bag contains our Alpha insulation, combining excellent warmth properties with much-improved compressibility, it is smaller and lighter than ever before. Perfect for youth groups or your spring and summer adventures.
Perfect for youth group expeditions and beyond; Vangos Latitude sleeping bag punches well above its weight with a host of features including using lighter fabrics creating a small pack size. The trilateral construction allows for an independently floating layer of insulation which is not compressed by stitching, reducing cold spots and increasing the core temperature.
Key Specs
Bag Type
3-Season
3-Season
Bag Style
Mummy
Mummy
Comfort Temperature
2 °C
-1 °C
Lower Limit Temperature
-4 °C
-7 °C
Extreme Temperature
-21 °C
-25 °C
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Vango Nitestar 250 Sleeping Bag
- The sleeping bag is very lightweight and compact.
- Lightweight, comfortable, compact bag.
- It was very warm and comfortable.
- Comfortable, lightweight, and warm.
- The lining is very soft and comfortable. Very well made.
Vango Latitude Pro 300 Sleeping Bag
- Really warm option for lower temp camping.
- Very warm. Feels to be built nice.
- It's comfy and soft.
- Very comfortable and soft on the inside.
- The internal material was very comfortable.
Size & Weight
Height
80.71 in.
80.71 in.
Weight
3.64 lbs.
3.96 lbs.
Width
32.67 in.
30.71 in.
Depth
4 in.
4 in.
Features
Color
Green
Blue
Outer Material
100% Polyester 190T
50D 300T Diamond Ripstop Polyester
Filling Material
Insulite Alpha
Insulite Helix
Lining Material
100% Polyester 190T
50D 300T Polyester
Extras
Two-Way Auto-Lock Zip, Grab Loops, Woven Zip Puller, Insulated Adjustable Shoulder Baffle, 4-Strap Compression Stuffsack, Insulated Zip Baffle, Internal Pocket
Trilateral Construction, Thermal Reverb, Thermal Embrace System, 3D Hood with Multi-Cord Closure, Insulated Zip Baffle, Internal Pocket, 4-Strap Compression Stuffsack
What customers say about "Features"
Vango Nitestar 250 Sleeping Bag
- The material on the inside of the bag is very soft and comfortable.
- The inside material is very comfortable.
- It is made well, looks great, and isn't too bulky.
- The lining inside is very soft.
- The materials feel premium and will keep you very warm.
Vango Latitude Pro 300 Sleeping Bag
- Love the ripstop, feels nice and strong on the outside.
- This bag performed very well, It stayed nice and comfy.
- It was super comfortable and warm.
- The bag performed well and kept me warm.
- Great sleeping bag. Good quality, nice and warm.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Other Information
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