COMFORT IN DETAILS

COMFORT IN DETAILS
Alexika Platinum KSL Tengu

FEATURES >>
TENT SCHEME >>
NUMBER OF
PERSONS
Кг Kg
WEIGHT, KG
SIZE, CM
См Cm
PACKED SIZE
Number of people in tent. Depending on tent series the width of the sleeping area for one person varies
from 51 to 70 cm.
The weight of the tent, sleeping bag or mat with compression bag and instruction (including package of
poles, guy lines, pegs for the tent).
The size of sleeping bag or mat in stretched condition (here you’ll find the length of the sleeping bag with
head cushion).
Packed size of tents, sleeping bags and mats. For the sleeping bags the 2nd number means the size of the
compressed sleeping bag.
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410
120
Line of the entrance into the tent (along the zipper).
Air flow in the example of the ventilation.
along the tent.
Waterproof box-type floor of the inner tent.
Outer poles.
Outer tent.
180
Exit from the tent.
WATER ВОДОНЕПРОНИЦАЕМОСТЬ RESISTANCE AND И FABRICS МАТЕРИАЛЫ >> (P. >> 102)
Inner tent.
OUTER TENT
FLOOR
4000 mm H2O
6000 mm H2O
Water-resistance and tent fabric.
Water-resistance and floor fabric.
180 230
410
Number of persons in the tent.
Size lines, size in centimeters
(Central size lines mark the size of the inner tent).
INNER TENT
POLES
OUTER FABRIC,
BOTTOM
Inner tent fabric.
Poles material.
250 mm H2O
Outer fabric (bottom) of the sleeping bag or a mat.
SLEEPING BAG SCHEME >>
Red arrow defines
the non-standard size
55 cm
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OUTER FABRIC,
TOP
INNER FABRIC
INSULATION
Outer fabric (top) of the sleeping bag or mat.
Inner fabric of the sleeping bag.
Insulation (top and bottom ) of the sleeping bag.
80 cm
215 cm
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2. Open the QR code program.
3. Direct the camera on the code.
4. Get the needed info.
FILLING
Filling of the mat.
Water-resistance is measured in mm of the water column. This characteristic shows which water pressure the fabric can
hold, without letting the water through.
WIND RESISTANCE AND SEASON RATE >>
TEMPERATURE RATE >> (according to European test EN 13537, p. 101)
+3 °С -2 °С -18 °С
COMFORTABLE
TEMPERATURE
COMFORT LIMIT
TEMPERATURE
EXTREME
TEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE OF COMFORT — the lowest temperature rate at which average woman can sleep during
night (8 hours) without feeling cold.
Season rate: from April till September
Wind resistance: Medium wind — 9-11 m/c
This scale is recommended by Alexika for using equipment
depending on the season and weather conditions. These
recommendations are based on multiyear tests.
The marked wind resistance is guaranteed by Alexika if
the tent is assembled correctly and fixed to the ground
with all guy lines.
TEMPERATURE OF COMFORT LIMIT — the lowest temperature at which average man can sleep during
night (8 hours) without feeling cold.
TEMPERATURE EXTREME — the lowest temperature at which the sleeping bag protects a person from
hypothermia. Usually at this temperature you can have 6 hours of uncomfortable sleep but without body
indices dropping to hazardous levels.
Please pay attention that ALEXIKA previously and now doesn’t recommend choosing
a sleeping bag according to temperature extreme if you value your health and life.

DEAR FRIENDS
The world around us is not limited by dusty and noisy city; it is great, beautiful
and multifarious. You’ll find numerous places to be fascinated by: pure lakes,
giant mountains and wildlife. The only thing needed to discover all that is the
desire to travel. All the rest you can leave to Alexika equipment.
Take a tent, a sleeping bag, a mat, some dishes and you are ready to camp at
the nearest lakeshore. Add some good boots and a jacket, and you’re ready to
explore the foothill. Add friends, and you’ll have the world at your feet.
Wherever the journey takes you: extreme rafting in fast mountain rivers or
quiet family picnic, Alexika will create cozy home-like atmosphere after day
full of discovers and positive emotions. Even if it rains outside, wind is blowing
and howling, robust and reliable Alexika tents will protect you from nasty
weather, wide sleeping bags will give you a bear hug and soft mats will be
your orthopedic mattress outdoors. Small details combined together make your
outdoor stay in a tent as comfortable and convenient as living at your own
home.
You can trust Alexika equipment – it has been tested by participants of polar
and high mountain expeditions in different weather and climate conditions from
Mexico tropics to Sahara desert. All equipment is being tested before leaving
the factory and has undergone additional tests (e.g., EN 13537 for sleeping
bags). Each year we analyze your reviews and develop new models and decisions
to make our equipment lighter and even more reliable.
Leave your worries behind and go travelling, become part of Alexika team and
share your thoughts and suggestions with us to make our equipment better. To
become a member of Alexika team, visit our website www.alexika.eu.
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CONTENTS
ALEXIKA TENTS
How To Choose a Tent 2 List of models 5 Alexika tents — comfort in details 6 Main features of Alexika tents 8
Scheme of Assembling the Tent with Inner Poles 10 Scheme of Assembling the Tent with Outer Poles 11
Extreme 12 Trekking 15 Low-cost travelling around the world 20 Main features of Alexika
camping tents 21 Compact Camping 22 Camping 24 How to Maintain a Tent Properly 28
Technical Features 104
KSL TENTS
List of models 69 Trekking 70 Camping 72 Technical Features 107
TENGU TENTS
List of models 81 Assault Series 82 Raid Series 86 Base Camp Series 88 Technical Features 108
ALEXIKA SLEEPING BAGS
How To Choose a Sleeping Bag 3 List of models 29 Comfort in details in Alexika sleeping bags 30 Sleeping
Bags — Construction and Features 32 Extreme 34 Trekking 36 Sleeping Bags Camping Series Construction and
Features 42 Camping 44 Technical Features 105
PLATINUM SLEEPING BAGS
How To Choose a Sleeping Bag 3 List of models 49 Sleeping Bags Platinum— Construction and Features Platinum 50
Sleeping Bags Platinum 52 Technical Features 106
KSL SLEEPING BAGS
List of models 69 Trekking 77 Camping 78 Technical Features 107
TENGU SLEEPING BAGS
List of models 81 Assault Series 90 Raid Series 92 Base Camp Series 94 Technical Features 109
ALEXIKA SELF-INFLATING MATS
How To Choose a Mat 4 List of models 57 Construction of self-inflating mats 58 Extreme 59 Trekking 59 Camping
61 Self-inflating mats: what is the secret of «self-inflation» and comfort 65 Technical Features 106
TENGU SELF-INFLATING MATS
List of models 81 Assault Series 96 Raid Series 97 Base Camp Series 99 Technical Features 109
ALEXIKA ACCESSORIES
Pillows and Hermobags 67 Repair-kits, straps, pole parts, pole sets, tent pegs, box-type vestibule floors 68
USEFUL INFORMATION
Temperature rate 101 Description of fabric and materials used 102 Technical Features 104 Index 110
Redister 112 Alexika online — www.alexika.eu 112
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ALEXIKA TENTS # 6 — 28
EXTREME >>
Mirage 4 12 // Matrix 3 13 // Storm 2 13 // Super Light 2 14 // Solo 2 14
TREKKING >>
Scout 2 | 3 15 // Nakra 2 | 3 15 // Rondo 2 | 3 | 4 16 // Rondo Plus 2 | 3 | 4 16 // Tower 3 | 4 17 // Tower Plus 3 | 4 17
Tunnel 3 18 // Freedom 2 18 // Trek 2 19 // Tarp 19
CAMPING >>
Indiana 4 22 // Apollo 4 22 // Nevada 4 23 // Grand Tower 4 23 // Minnesota 3 Luxe | Alu 24 // Minnesota 4 Luxe | Alu 24
Victoria 5 Luxe 25 // Victoria 10 25 // Maxima 6 Luxe 26 // Summer House 26 // China House | Alu 27 // China House Luxe 27

ALEXIKA > TENTS > FEATURES
ALEXIKA TENTS — COMFORT IN DETAILS
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Ventilation window is in the upper part of the
outer tent and is equipped with mosquito mesh.
Convenient shelf for storage of small items is
built in under the window.
Small ring for hanging light is situated in the
upper part of the inner tent.
The entrance into inner tent consists of two
parts – one part is mosquito mesh used in hot
weather for ventilation, another - for protecting
inner tent in the cold windy weather.
Even if tent is assembled correctly, wind blasts
can cause tangency of the outer and inner tents;
there is a side strap for prevention built in
between outer and inner tent.
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Lock consists of metal hook and loop and
protects zipper if tent is highly strained or if you
accidentally step on zipper.
Side stays are made of elastic chord. This
reduces pressure on a tent peg during strong
wind and compensates tension of the wet tent.
Almost all tents have fast assembly system; inner tent is fixed to the poles with hooks; outer tent is fixed in
corners by Nexus buckles. That’s why Alexika tents are assembled in 3-5 minutes even if you’re doing it for
the first time in your life.
Effective and simple ventilation system
is strengthened with a wind stop. At wind blasts
the wind stop raises and stops wind, rain and
snow from getting into the inner tent. After wind
blasts the wind stop goes down.
Air flows under ceiling of outer tent. Warm air
flows up between inner and outer tent. It takes
away condensate, combustion gas and steam
with help of ventilation system situated in the
upper part ofthe tent.
Alexika tents are equipped with guy lines; each
of them is attached to outer tent in two places.
This ensures greater wind and storm wind
resistance. Stays are brightly colored, meant to
be seen in grass at night.
It’s rather hard to put a wet tent into a standard
bag, and even harder if the zipper is broken.
Thinking about your comfort, we constructed
a compression bag with simple-to-use system
of volume regulation that enables you to pack
even very wet tent without problems.

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SCHEME OF ASSEMBLING THE TENT WITH INNER POLES
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Spread out the inner tent with the hooks
facing up.
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Assemble the poles.
Pull the flysheet over the inner tent, insert the short
pole into the pockets on the flysheet.
Fasten the inner tent to the poles by using the straps with Velcro. The entrances and ventilation windows are
marked with black color, which will help to place the flysheet on the poles correctly.
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Insert the poles into the eyelets in the corners of
the tent.
3
Insert the short pole. Adjust the belt of the inner tent, so that the outer tent doesn’t touch the inner tent in
case of strong wind or rain.
Close all the entrances and stretch out the flysheet
and all the guy straps.
Hooks for fixing the ends of the zippers, so that
the force is decreased. • Bright ropes, so that the
tent doesn’t become a «trap». • Except when it
rains heavily, the ventilation windows should
always be open. • We reinforced the mudflap, but
be careful when loading it with stones. • If you
add extra earth around the tent, it helps to keep
the tent dry during the rain.
Fasten the inner tent to the poles using the hooks.
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SCHEME OF ASSEMBLING THE TENT WITH OUTER POLES
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Spread the flysheet, close all the zippers.
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Then push the pole into the sleeve of the tent
and fix the pole in the guy strap of the tent.
Depending on the construction, the pole ends
with a «mushroom», which is inserted into
the eyelet of the strap on the tent, or into the
hollow tube. A dowel on the guy strap of the
tent is inserted into this tube.
1. Insert the poles and fix them from one
side. Pull the flysheet over the poles.
Pull the flysheet over the poles, fix the other
end of the pole on the other end of the tent.
Hang the inner tent, starting with the far part
of the tent, from the far corner upwards.
SCHEME OF ASSEMBLING THE “SEMI-BARREL” TENT
2. Fix the tent from one of the sides. Stretch the tent
full-length.
Close all the zippers, stretch the tent along the perimeter.
Bright ropes, so that the tent doesn’t become a
«trap».
• We reinforced the mudflap, but be careful when
loading it with stones.
• If you add extra earth around the tent, it helps to
keep the tent dry during the rain.
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3. Fix the tent from the other side. Hang the
inner tent, close the zippers and use the
guys for stretching the tent.
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The loops for stretching the mudflap are not
recommended to be used for fixing the tent.
Except when it rains heavily, the
ventilation windows should always
be open.
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Then push the pole into the sleeve of the tent and fix the pole in the guy strap of the tent.
3
When disassembling the tent, push the
poles through the sleeves, do not pull
them out. Otherwise the parts of the
poles disconnect and become blocked in
the sleeve.
The main loops fix the tent.
Fast-fixing of the
mudflap.

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HOW TO MAINTAIN A TENT PROPERLY
• Do not assembly a tent in lowland where water can gather during rain. It is always better to protect
a tent with a small hill of ground all around its perimeter.
• Always try to put up a tent in the tree shadow and not in direct sunrays: outer tent fabric will lose
color and durability in the sun. It happens with all tents produced by all manufacturers. The most
sun and ultraviolet resistant tents are those with silicone treatment. Moreover, a tent standing in
the sun heats up quickly and it is almost unbearable to stay inside. Almost all Alexika tents have
effective ventilation system that helps to create a constant airflow and prevent hot air from staying
inside the tent.
• Always use guy lines and pegs when pitching a tent. Wind always starts unexpectedly and ungrounded
tent can easily collapse and roll on the ground. When rolling the outer tent can tear and
poles can break.
• Try to put up a tent in place protected from wind. Always try to have the entrance on the downwind
side.
Alexika produces reliable tents but it is very important to use your outdoor equipment properly.
It will not only add to equipment’s longevity but also save you lots of time you will otherwise spend
on solving problems occurring of improper use of equipment. Please read following tips carefully.
1. ALWAYS READ MANUAL BEFORE ASSEMBLING AND USING THE TENT. It will reduce
the risk of damaging tent during the first assembling. Manual is included in every tent, but you can
always find it online: www.alexika.eu. Assemble the tent carefully. If you put too much force when
assembling a tent it means you’re doing something wrong and it can damage the tent or poles.
2. WHEN ASSEMBLING A TENT FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE STEPS:
• Choose flat terrain with minimal slope and take away all sharp things (e.g., stones, glass, branches etc.)
• Try not to put up a tent under trees with big dry branches. In case of strong wind those branches can fall
and damage the tent.
• Do not light a fire near the tent. Sparks won’t set the tent on fire but will leave small holes on the outer
tent.
• Do not put up a tent somewhere on a high terrain or under big alone-standing trees because there is a
high risk of lightning strike.
3. CONDENSATE.
It is not a problem of tent construction but rather a physical process of condensing moisture from
the air by temperature drop. You face condensate mainly on the inner part of the flysheet. Amount
of condensate depends on general humidity, ground wetness, number of people in tent, ventilation
system and cooking in tent. It is highly important to keep ventilation windows always open except
for heavy rain and wind. As a rule condensate appears in the morning and then evaporates during
the day if you open all ventilation windows in the tent.
4. TENT CARE INSTRUCTIONS.
• The tent has to be stored dry. If you store a wet tent, in 2-3 days it will addle and then will be
covered with mold. The smell of addling tent is almost unbearable and it is impossible to get
rid of it. So you should always dry a tent after use.
• Clean the tent from mud and dust with soft cloth and soapy water. Do not use abrasive cleaning
products.
• Never clean a tent in the washing machine or iron it.
• If you see even a small hole or tear on the tent, repair it as soon as possible.
• Do not bend and pack the tent according to old bends because with time it will cause damage of
PU treatment of fabric. Always pack tent PU treated layer inside.
All these recommendations are proved by time and numerous tourists and climbers around
the world. If you follow these simple tips your outdoor equipment will be with you for a long
time.

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ALEXIKA SLEEPING BAGS # 30 — 48
EXTREME
Megalight 34 // Travel 34 // Tibet 35 // Tibet Compact 35 // Glacier 35
TREKKING
Forester 36 // Forester Compact 36 // Мountain 37 // Мountain Wide 37 // Мountain Compact 38 // Мountain Scout 38
Мountain Child 39 // West 39 // Мountain Baby 40 // Nord 40 // Iceland 41 // Aleut 41 // Aleut Compact 41
CAMPING
Summer Plus 44 // Summer Wide Plus 44 // Siberia 44 // Siberia Plus 45 // Siberia Wide 45 // Siberia Wide Plus 46
Siberia Wide Transformer 47 // Tundra Plus 46 // Tundra Plus XL 47 // Canada Plus 48 // Comet 48

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COMFORT IN DETAILS IN ALEXIKA SLEEPING BAGS
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There is a special space in the hood for a
pillow. Any soft piece of outfit can be used as a
pillow and put in that special pocket. This is an
element of the Soft Space System.
All loose stitches and stiff elements are covered
with soft cushions. We don’t use Velcros in our
sleeping bags because they irritate skin and tear
thermo-underwear. This is an element of the
Soft Space System.
Warming strap along the zipper prevents cold
air from getting into the sleeping bag. Sleeping
bags also have “anti-catch” webbing along
the zipper. This is part of the Protective Shell
System.
Feet-area of sleeping bag is box-type made.
This adds comfort to your sleep and improves
general insulation of sleeping bag. This is an
element of the Soft Space System.
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The tightening of the upper part of the hood
with flat rope, the bottom part – with round
elastic rope. Both are fixed with the plastic hook.
The difference in the form of the ropes allows to
find the necessary rope on the touch.
The sleeve of the warming collar tightening is
located 7 cm away from the border of the warming
collar towards the outer part of the collar. So,
when the tightening rope is pulled, a warm roll is
formed. This doesn’t hurt the shoulders or the neck.
The end of the tightening rope can be hidden in
a special small pocket so that it won’t disturb you
during sleep.
Insulation collar is 360º round and fastens on
buttons. The tightening rope is situated on
collarbone level. The tightening rope cord is
7 cm away from the border of the warming
collar and when tightened forms a soft roll
along the chest.
Insulation collar is stitched into side seam of
the sleeping bag. The tightening rope is situated
behind the shoulder. When pulled tightly only
one shoulder is covered and the cord disturbs
you during sleep. Velcros tear your thermounderwear.
Filling is formed into blocks, which are shifted
from one another for the length of the half
block. This decreases the heat loss and stops
cold air from getting into the sleeping bag.
Otherwise the heat goes through the stitches.
When the hood is tightened the “window” moves
to the nasal bridge to enable free breathing. The
soft roll is around your face.
When the hood is tightened the “window” moves
to the forehead. The tightening of the hood is in
the eyebrow area.

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PLATINUM SLEEPING BAGS# 50 — 56
Omicron Light 52 // Omicron 52 // Theta 53 // Delta 53 // Delta Compact 53 // Beta 54 // Omega 54 // Omega Ice 55 // Alpha 1 + Alpha 2 56
THERE IS A CERTAIN GROUP OF PEOPLE FOR WHOM JUST GOOD EQUIPMENT IS NOT ENOUGH. They search for the best equipment ever
as their life depends on it. Exactly for them we invented Platinum series sleeping bags using the most reliable, tested in harsh conditions, fabrics and
elements.
PLATINUM SLEEPING BAGS ARE PERFECT FOR POLAR EXPEDITION PARTICIPANTS, MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAMS, ALPINISTS AND
OTHERS, WHO STAY OUTDOORS IN SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS. They possess best qualities to feel comfort even in extreme cold, strong
wind and snow storm: from high quality insulation material to special quick-release system zipper. Primaloft is the best synthetic insulation material
on the market. Feather is also a good insulation, but if the humidity is high, feather will lose much of insulation qualities and won’t protect you from
cold. Outer fabric of Platinum sleeping bags is the light and extremely durable nylon covered with thin silicone layer that creates an effective obstacle
for wind, condensate and snow. Inner fabric is soft and silky, evaporates moisture quickly and doesn’t cause allergy. All sleeping bags are equipped with
YKK zippers. YKK is a Japanese leading manufacturer of stiff zippers. In Platinum sleeping bags zippers #10 are used (regular sleeping bags have zippers
#5). The zipper is equipped with special quick release system that allows you to open the sleeping bag immediately.
THESE SLEEPING BAGS WERE TESTED IN MANY EXTREME EXPEDITIONS AND TRULY PROVED THEIR RELIABILITY AND ENDURANCE.
One of those tests was an annual multisport contest Patagonia Expedition Race. Alexika supported team Berghaus. More about the competition you will find at
our website www.alexika.eu. Members of the team tested Platinum sleeping bags and results exceeded the most challenging expectations. The sleeping bags
provided comfortable warmth and peaceful sleep for members of the team albeit the strong wind, rain and snow. Using these sleeping bags in severe weather
conditions that can’t be modeled by laboratory tests proved that this equipment suits well for most extreme adventures.
PLATINUM MEANS QUALITY THAT CAN BE TRUSTED.

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ALEXIKA SELF-INFLATING MATS # 58 — 68
EXTREME >>
Expert 59 // Expert Light 59
TREKKING >>
600 Light 59 // Travel 60 // Travel 60 60 // Trekking 60 60 // Best 61
CAMPING >>
Alpine Plus 61 // Alpine Plus 80 62 // Comfort 62 // Comfort Plus 62 // Alpine Double 63 // Double Comfort 63 // Family Wide 64
Grand Comfort 64 // Deluxe 65
ALEXIKA ACCESSORIES >>
Pillows and Hermobags 67 // Repair kit, Guy lines, Pole parts, Pegs, Vestibule floor for Alexika tents 68

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KSL TENTS AND SLEEPING BAGS # 70 — 80
TENTS > TREKKING >>
Spark 2 | 3 70 // Camp 3 | 4 70 // Cherokee 3 | 4 71 // Sierra 2 | 3 | 4 71 // Half Roll 3 72
TENTS > CAMPING >>
Atlanta 4 72 // Barel 4 72 // Campo 4 73 // Campo 4 Plus 73 // Macon 6 74 // Rover 3 | 4 74 // Vega 5 75 // Cruiser 8 75
Sanitary Zone 76 // Sanitary Zone Plus 76
SLEEPING BAGS > TREKKING >>
Trekking 77 // Trekking Nord 77 // Trekking Wide 77
SLEEPING BAGS > CAMPING >>
Camping 78 // Camping Plus 78 // Camping Comfort 79 // Camping Comfort Plus 79 // Safari 80 // Safari Wide 80
TO ENJOY FAMILY CAMPING USE ONLY RELIABLE EQUIPMENT.
You can be sure in KSL as it is produced according to high standards of Alexika equipment. Advanced technologies, high quality materials and
constructions, similar to Alexika equipment, are being used in KSL tents and sleeping bags. KSL tents are lightweight, easy to pitch and highly
comfortable inside. Wherever your journey takes you, KSL will provide you with a right tent; from light Spark 2 that perfectly suits for weekend
hiking to spacious and tall Cruiser 8 for family camping at the sea side. And don’t forget about universal shower/toilet tent Sanitary Zone that
guarantees you a bathroom at hand anywhere. KSL also offers you fine sleeping bags for family camping: soft, comfortable and made of nonallergic
materials. All these items will insure a perfect outdoor vacation. KSL combines solidity, quality, modern technologies, functionality and
original design.

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TEMPERATURE RATE
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WHAT IS THE TEMPERATURE RATE
Looking at any temperature rate won’t give you enough information whether you will be sleeping
with comfort or freezing. This happens because any given sleeping bag doesn’t “warm” you
(if it doesn’t have additional heaters). You are the heat source who should produce more heat
than amount lost in order to sleep with comfort. A good sleeping bag only helps you to retain
the warmth.
So, if you were freezing during the day, didn’t have enough nutrition, got tired or drank alcohol,
you shouldn’t blame the temperature rate. In order to understand how to help yourself keep
warmth let’s find out how you lose heat and how to reduce heat loss to a minimum.
1. The greatest heat loss happens because of heat transfer by conduction (heat transfer during
actually contacting with an object). If you lay down on the ground you’ll start warming it
with your body. The ground is big and it will always bet you and take lots of heat you produced.
Sleeping bags were not developed for sleeping on the ground! In all cases use thick thermoinsulating
mat.
2. Heat transfer by convection (transfer of heat in gases etc. by flows of this gas). This works
as follows; you heat the air around you but it goes away and takes the heat. The place of warm
air is now taken by cold air, and the process starts again. When your skin evaporates sweat it
also transfers heat by convection. In order to reduce heat transfer by convection you should
accurately choose sleeping bags of special construction made of particular fabrics, fillers, etc.
Alexika pays much attention to all the elements mentioned above as you can see in description
of main features of sleeping bags (see p.30). It is highly important that you sleep in tent where
you’re protected from the wind.
3. Emission of heat, or infrared emission is kind of electromagnetic emission produced by human’s
body. We have not seen any effective technologies to reduce heat loss transferred by
infrared emission. Those advertised on means of mass communication seem fake.
Now when you understand how you lose heat we can talk about preventing or reducing heat loss.
First of all, let’s pay attention to the well-known and largely spread thermo insulator on earth.
It is air. But everyone who has slept on regular inflating mats on cold ground knows that large
layer of air doesn’t help from freezing because heat transfer by convection inside the mat is
huge. In order to solve this problem a special system of many air layers should be created. The
best insulator has thin walls between small air layers. The synthetic insulation fillers solve this
problem the best. NB! Always shake the sleeping bag several times after storing it in roll so that
the insulation filler will gain air.
There are several important things that you should pay attention to when choosing a sleeping
bag. It’s very important how the insulation fillers are situated in the sleeping bag, and also
fabric and form of the sleeping bag, loose straps, insulation collar, and lots of useful details.
Alexika sleeping bags are developed using highly effective technologies of protective shell and
soft space.
How do you know at what temperatures can you use your sleeping bag Previously every producer
made home-tests of the equipment and decided at which temperatures people can sleep with comfort
in the sleeping bags. But everyone has different perception of cold, and it is not a big secret that
alpinists and mountain climbers don’t freeze as easily as campers. If you take into consideration age
of person using a sleeping bag, nutrition and diet s/he prefers, tiredness, and possible hypothermia,
you’ll get totally different comfort temperatures. Unconscious producers of equipment invented their
temperature rates without any tests. That’s why it was decided to develop a universal test EN 13537
that will use the same methods for evaluation of sleeping bags produced by different manufacturers.
This test doesn’t claim the ultimate accuracy of results because everyone has his/her own perception
of cold but it allows comparison of sleeping bags produced by different manufacturers between each
other. So how the test is implemented
Manikin with attached temperature units and heaters is put into the sleeping bag. Temperature of the
manikin stays at the level of human body average temperature. Sleeping bag with a manikin inside is laid
on the thermo-insulation mat and left in the special camera where the temperature begins to decrease.
Heat units check and memorize the heat loss and according to the test results the temperature rate is
created. That’s how it looks:
+3 0 С -3 0 С -18 0 С
COMFORTABLE
TEMPERATURE
COMFORT LIMIT
TEMPERATURE
EXTREME
TEMPERATURE
It is always better to sweat from heat than die of cold, so maximum air temperature (T max) at which
you’ll sleep with comfort in unzipped sleeping bag may be ignored.
TEMPERATURE OF COMFORT — the lowest temperature rate at which average woman can sleep
during night (8 hours) without feeling cold.
TEMPERATURE OF COMFORT LIMIT — the lowest temperature at which average man can sleep
during night (8 hours) without feeling cold.
TEMPERATURE EXTREME — the lowest temperature at which the sleeping bag protects a person
from hypothermia. Usually at this temperature you can have 6 hours of uncomfortable sleep but
without body indices dropping to hazardous levels.
PLEASE PAY ATTENTION THAT ALEXIKA PREVIOUSLY AND NOW DOESN’T
RECOMMEND CHOOSING A SLEEPING BAG ACCORDING TO TEMPERATURE
EXTREME IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH AND LIFE.
Remember, that the test described above takes into consideration that you wear thermo-underwear, you
are middle aged, your weight is 80 kg (for men) or 60 kg (for women). You feel yourself well, you don’t
have hypothermia and moreover you have good nutrition.
N B!!!
It turned out that even with this test it is possible to deceive customers. The main feature of a sleeping bag is
weight/temperature of comfort ratio. If you take part of the insulation filler from the back of the sleeping bag
(during test it lays all time on the back) and put it into the upper part of the sleeping bag, you’ll get better temperature
rate with the same total weight of the sleeping bag. Such bag instead of volume of insulation filler in
grams on square meter and number of layers will be described in catalogue as having general volume of insulation
filler in whole bag. The meaning of this figure is completely incomprehensible, but if the insulation filler is
taken from the back when you turn on your side you’ll feel that your back is freezing. You should pay attention
to the description of the sleeping bag and feel the upper and lower part of the sleeping bag. Alexika always
gives full information on its products, describes and explains every detail as you can see in this catalogue.
When Alexika was using its own temperature rate before EN 13537 test it took into consideration for
whom the sleeping bag was developed. Prepared people (alpinists, mountain guides, military people)
percept cold better that city inhabitants going on camping once a month. That’s why sleeping bags in extreme
series had lower temperatures than camping ones. We also took into consideration that teenagers
and kids have unbalanced metabolic process and that is why it is harder to tell the average temperature
rate for them. In the sleeping bags for kids and teenagers the number of insulation filler was the same but
the temperature rate was 3-4 degrees higher. We marked it in description of the sleeping bags.
In this article we explained what you should pay attention to when choosing a sleeping bag. We hope that
this information will help you feel comfort in any weather conditions.
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DESCRIPTION OF FABRIC AND MATERIALS USED
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N Y LON 6.6 30D 250T RIPSTOP SILICON/PU, 3000 mm H2O (outer tent fabric)
The fabric is made of strong polyamide threads 30 Den thick; density of plaiting is 250x250 T (thread
count) on square inch. In order to make fabric more durable without adding weight it is plaited
with stronger and firmer thread (RIP STOP) every 3 mm in longitudinal and transversal directions.
Outer side of the fabric is treated with thin layer of Silicon that prevents moisture from penetrating
the fabric and also protects the fabric from UV radiation. Inner side of the tent is treated with
polyurethane (PU) that not only makes tent more water-resistant but also enables gluing the seams
which is a must if you’re planning to use a tent in rainy weather. Water-resistance of fabric is 3000
mm of water gauge minimum (the fabric will withhold 3000 mm of water pressure before it begins
soaking wet). Nylon 6.6 is most stiff and elastic fabric on the market in fabric features/weight ratio.
Nylon 6.6 greatly holds wind and UV radiation.
POLYESTER 190T PU, 4000 mm H2O (outer tent fabric)
Fabric made of polyester threads with plaiting density 190x190 T (Thread Count). Fabric is treated
with polyurethane that makes the fabric water-resistant up to 4000 mm H2O (the fabric holds up to
4000 mm of water pressure before it begins soaking). During independent tests the water resistance
of this fabric exceeded 10 000 mm of water gauge. The fabric is vapor-permeable, but outer side of
the fabric has special water repellent treatment for better water resistance.
POLYESTER RIPSTOP LIGHT WR. (inner tent)
The fabric made of strong polyester threads. In order to make fabric more durable without adding
weight it is plaited with stronger and firmer thread (RIP STOP) every 4 mm in longitudinal and
transversal directions. The fabric is vapor-permeable but in order to increase water resistance it has
special water repellent treatment.
POLYESTER 150D OXFORD PU, 6000 mm H2O (floor)
The fabric is made of strong polyester threads 150D thick. Plaiting is performed in Oxford type. The
fabric has a polyurethane (PU) treatment that ensures water resistance up to 6000 mm of water
gauge (the fabric holds up to 6000 mm of water pressure before it soaks). During independent tests
water resistance of this fabric exceeded 10 000 mm. The fabric is stiff and durable.
POLYETHYLENE, 4000 mm H2O (floor)
The fabric is made of polyethylene fiber. The fabric is water resistant 4000 mm H2O (the fabric holds
up to 4000 mm H2O before it soaks). Though it is heavier the fabric is stiff and durable.
NYLON 210T RIPSTOP PU, 250 mm H2O (outer fabric)
The fabric is made of stiff polyamide threads (nylon) with plaiting density of 210x210 T (Thread
Count) on square inch. In order to add stiffness and durability the fabric is strengthened with stronger
thread (RIP STOP) that is plaid into the fabric every 2 mm in longitudinal and transversal directions.
The fabric has thin polyurethane (PU) treatment that makes fabric water resistant and wind
impermeable. Water resistance of fabric is 250 mm of water gauge (the fabric holds up to 250 mm of
water pressure before soaking). All these qualities are used in Protective Shell technology to create
an insulation space.
NYLON 210T RIPSTOP (outer fabric)
The fabric is made of stiff polyamide threads (nylon) with plaiting density of 210x210 T (Thread
Count) on square inch. In order to add stiffness and durability the fabric is strengthened with stronger
thread (RIP STOP) that is plaid into the fabric every 2 mm in longitudinal and transversal directions.
The fabric is vapor-permeable and breathable. In Protective Shell system it ensures insulation and
evaporation of excessive moisture.
POLYESTER 190T DIAMOND RIPSTOP PU 250 mm H2O (outer fabric)
The fabric is made of stiff polyester threads with plaiting density of 190x190 T (Thread count) on
square inch. In order to increase durability and resistance to abrasion without adding unnecessary
weight the fabric is plaited with extra strong thread (RIP STOP) every 2 mm in longitudinal and
transversal directions. Diamond type plaiting is used for this fabric. The fabric is treated with a thin
layer of polyurethane (PU) that makes fabric impermeable to wind and moisture. Water resistance
of the fabric is 250 mm of water gauge (the fabric holds water pressure of 250 mm before it begins
soaking). All these features are used in Protective Shell technology for creating insulation space.
POLYESTER 190T (outer fabric)
The fabric is made of stiff polyester threads with plaiting density 190x190 T (Thread Count) on
square inch. The fabric is vapor-permeable and ‘breatheable’. In Protective Shell system it provides
thermoregulation and evaporation of excessive moisture.
VS NYLON RIPSTOP LIGHT SILICON W/R 32 g/m 2 (outer fabric)
The fabric is very stiff and lightweight, it weighs only 32 g/m 2 and is made of nylon threads. In order
to add stiffness and durability the fabric is strengthened with stronger thread (RIP STOP) that is plaid
into the fabric every 2 mm in longitudinal and transversal directions. The fabric is treated with a thin
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EXTREME
12 Mirage 4 4 6,6
Alu 8,5 mm, Dongin 9101.4103
13 Matrix 3 3 4,8
Nylon 6.6 30D 250T
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
6000 mm Н2О
Polyester RipStop Light Alu 9,5 mm, Dongin 9102.3103
13 Storm 2 2 3,8
RipStop Silicon / PU,
9115.2103
3000 mm H2O
Alu 8,5 mm, Dongin
14 Super Light 2 2 1,4 Nylon 6.6 30D 250T RipStop
9104.2101 9104.2103
—
14 Solo 2 2 1,2 Silicon / PU, 3000 mm H2O
— 9103.2001 9103.2003
TREKKING
15 Scout 2 | 3 2 | 3 3,3 | 3,7
Alu 8,5 mm 9121.2101 | 9121.3101
15 Nakra 2 | 3 2 | 3 3,7 | 4,2
9124.2101 | 9124.3101
16 Rondo 2 | 3 | 4 2 | 3 | 4 3,9 | 4,5 | 4,8 9123.2101 | 9123.3101 | 9123.4101
16 Rondo Plus 2 | 3 | 4 2 | 3 | 4 4,1 | 4,7 | 5,1 Alu 8,5 mm + Alu 9,5 mm
9123.2901 | 9123.3901 | 9123.4901
17 Tower 3 | 4 3 | 4 5,2 | 5,4
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
Polyester
6000 mm Н2О
RipStop Light
9126.3101 | 9126.4101
17 Tower Plus 3 | 4 3 | 4 5,3 | 5,6 9126.3901 | 9126.4901
18 Tunnel 3 3 4,7
Polyester 190T PU,
9125.3101
18 Freedom 2 2 3,6 4000 mm Н2О
Alu 8,5 mm
9127.2101
19 Trek 2 2 3,2 9129.2101
19 Tarp 300 x 320 cm 1,1
9180.3301
400 x 320 cm 1,4 9180.4301
400 x 400 cm 1,6 — — —
9180.4401
500 x 400 cm 2,2 9180.5401
600 x 500 cm 2,8 9180.6501
COMPACT CAMPING
22 Indiana 4 4 14,3
9165.4401
22 Apollo 4 4 14,6 Polyester 190T PU, Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
Polyester
9164.4401
Dur 11 mm
23 Nevada 4 4 12,6 4000 mm Н2О
6000 mm Н2О
RipStop Light
9167.4401
23 Grand Tower 4 4 12,0 9168.4401
CAMPING
24 Minnesota 3 Luxe | Alu 3 12,4 | 10,2
9153.3401 | 9153.3101
Dur 13 mm | Alu 13 mm
24 Minnesota 4 Luxe | Alu 4 13,7 | 11,7 9153.4401 | 9153.4101
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
Polyester
25 Victoria 5 Luxe 5 25,1
9155.5301
6000 mm Н2О
RipStop Light
Steel 16 mm
25 Victoria 10 10 28,2 Polyester 190T PU,
9156.0301
26 Maxima 6 Luxe 6 17,7 4000 mm Н2О
Dur 11 mm 9151.6401
26 Suммer House — 13,1
Fib 13 mm 9170.0201
27 China House | Alu — 15,6 | 13,1
Polyethylene,
4000 mm H2O
—
Steel 16 mm | Alu 16 mm 9159.0301 | 9159.0101
27 China House Luxe — 19,0 Steel 16 mm + Fib 9,5 mm 9160.0301

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ALEXIKA SLEEPING BAGS
Page Name
Weight,
kg
Size, cm Comfort T 0 C Limit T 0 C Extrim T 0 C Outer fabric // Inner fabric Insulation Item (right | left) // Color
EXTREME
34 Megalight 0,9 210 x 80 x 55 +11 +7 -7
Hi-Isoterm Technofiber 1,5D 80 (1x80) g/m 2 9201.03051 | 9201.03052
34 Travel 1,1 220 x 80 x 55 +10 +4 -10
Nylon 210T RipStop PU 250 mm H2O;
Hi-Isoterm Technofiber 1,5D 120 (1x120) g/m 2 9202.03051 | 9202.03052
35 Tibet 1,7 220 x 80 x 55
Nylon 210T RipStop //
Hi-Isoterm Technofiber 1,5D
9203.03051 | 9203.03052
+5 -1 -16
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop
35 Tibet Compact 1,6 210 x 80 x 55 240 (2x120) g/m 2 9204.03051 | 9204.03052
35 Glacier 2,6 220 x 80 x 55 -2 -8 -25 Hi-Isoterm Technofiber 0,7D 400 (2x200) g/m 2 9205.04051 | 9205.04052
TREKKING
36 Forester 2,6 220 x 95 x 85
9230.01011 | 9230.01012
+4 -1 -17
36 Forester Compact 2,2 200 x 90 x 80 9231.01051 | 9231.01052
37 Mountain Wide 2,1 230 x 90 x 55
Polyester 190T // Polyester 190T,
APF-Isoterm 3D 350 (2x175) g/m
Hood — Soft Micro Polyester 300T
9222.01011 | 9222.01012
37 Mountain 1,9 220 x 80 x 55
Polyester 190T Diamond RipStop PU 250 mm H2O;
9221.01011 | 9221.01012
38 Mountain Compact 1,7 210 x 80 x 55 +2 -3 -19
Diamond RipStop
9223.01051 | 9223.01052
38 Mountain Scout 1,6 180 x 80 x 55 9224.01051 | 9224.01052
39 Mountain Child 1,3 160 x 74 x 50 9225.01051 | 9225.01052
West 1,6 220 x 80 x 55 +6 +1 -14 Polyester 190T // Polyester 190T APF-Isoterm 3D 300 (2x150) g/m 2 9229.01011 | 9229.01012
39 Mountain Baby 1,3 130 x 65 x 55 +9 +5 -10
Polyester 190T Diamond RipStop PU 250 mm H2O; Polyester 190T //
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop APF-Isoterm 3D 300 (2x150) g/m 2 9226.01011 | 9226.01012
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40 Nord 2,1 220 x 80 x 55 +1 -5 -22
APF-Isoterm 3D 440 (2x220) g/m 2
9227.01061 | 9227.01062 // Red
9227.01071 | 9227.01072 // Olive
Polyester 190T Diamond RipStop PU 250 mm H2O;
40 Iceland 2,6 230 x 90 x 60 0 -6 -23 APF-Isoterm 3D 500 (2x250) g/m
Polyester 190T // Polyester 190T,
2 9228.01061 | 9228.01062 // Red
9228.01071 | 9228.01072 // Olive
Hood — Soft Micro Polyester 300T
9232.01061 | 9232.01062 // Red
41 Aleut 3,2 230 x 95 x 65
Diamond RipStop
9232.01071 | 9232.01072 // Olive
-3 -8 -26 APF-Isoterm 3D 650 (2x325) g/m 2 9233.01061 | 9233.01062 // Red
41 Aleut Compact 2,8 210 x 85 x 60
9233.01071 | 9233.01072 // Olive
9251.01011 | 9251.01012
CAMPING
44 Suммer Plus 1,8 (195+35) x 80
9258.01071 | 9258.01072
+7 +2 -13 Polyester 190T, Polyester 190T Diamond
APF-Isoterm 3D 200 (2x100) g/m 2
44 Suммer Wide Plus 2,3 (195+35) x 100 9259.01071 | 9259.01072
RipStop PU 250 mm H2O // Cotton 40S
45 Siberia 1,9 195 x 80 +6 +1 -15
46 Siberia Wide 2,5 195 x 100 +6 +1 -15 Polyester 190T Diamond RipStop PU 250 mm H2O; APF-Isoterm 3D 300 (2x150) g/m 2 9253.01071 | 9253.01072
Polyester 190T //
46 Siberia Wide Plus 2,9 (195+35) x 100
Flannel
9254.01071 | 9254.01072
+5 0 -16
47 Siberia Wide Transformer 3,0 (195+35) x 100 9255.01071 | 9255.01072
45 Siberia Plus 2,3 (195+35) x 80 +5 0 -16
9252.01011 | 9252.01012
48 Tundra Plus 2,8 (195+35) x 90 +3 -2 -18
APF-Isoterm 3D 400 (2x200) g/m 2 9257.01051 | 9257.01052
Tundra Plus XL 4,6 (195+35) x 110 +2 -3 -20
Polyester 190T Diamond RipStop PU 250 mm H2O;
Polyester 190T // Flannel
APF-Isoterm 3D 450 (2x225) g/m 2 9267.01071 | 9267.01072
48 Canada Plus 4,5 (195+35) x 100 0 -6 -22 APF-Isoterm 3D 650 (2x325) g/m 2 9266.01071 | 9266.01072
49 Comet 1,7 (195+35) x 80 +7 +2 -13 Polyester 190T // Polycotton APF-Isoterm 3D 300 (2x150) g/m 2 9261.01051 | 9261.01052

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PLATINUM SLEEPING BAGS
Page Name
Weight,
kg
Size, cm Comfort T 0 C Limit T 0 C Extrim T 0 C Outer fabric // Inner fabric Insulation (top // bottom) Item (right | left)
52 Omicron Light 0,8 210 x 80 x 55 +17 +14 +3
Primaloft Silver 60 (1x60) g/m 2 8201.10101 | 8201.10102
52 Omicron 0,9 215 x 80 x 55 +12 +9 -4 Primaloft Silver 100 (1x100) g/m 2 8202.10101 | 8202.10102
53 Delta 2,4 220 x 85 x 55 -4 -10 -29
8204.10101 | 8204.10102
Primaloft Silver 377 (1x200+1x177) g/m 2 //
Primaloft Silver 377 (1x200+1x177) g/m
53 Delta Compact 2,2 200 x 85 x 55 2 8205.10101 | 8205.10102
53 Theta 1,5 210 x 80 x 55 +3 -2 -18
Primaloft Silver 233 (1x100 + 1x133) g/m 2 //
Primaloft Silver 200 (2x100) g/m 2 8206.10101 | 8206.10102
54 Beta 3,2 230 x 92 x 65 -6 -13 -32
VS 15 Nylon RipStop Light, Silicon, W/R 32 g/m 2 //
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop
Primaloft Silver 500 (2x200+1x100) g/m 2 8207.10101 | 8207.10102
54 Omega 2,3 (195+35) x 100 +4 +1 -17 Primaloft Silver 200 (2x100) g/m 2 8203.10101 | 8203.10102
55 Omega Ice 5,2 (195+55) x 100 -3 -10 -29 Primaloft Silver 500 (2x200+1x100) g/m 2 8209.10101 | 8209.10102
56 Alpha 1 + Alpha 2 3,8 235 x 100 x 70 -9 -18 -36 — 8208.10101 | 8208.10102
56 Alpha 1 1,82 235 x 100 x 70 0 -5 -23 Primaloft Silver 266 (2x133) g/m 2 —
56 Alpha 2 1,78 225 x 92 x 65 -1 -7 -26 Goos Down 90x10, 700 g —
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Page Name
Weight,
kg
Size, cm Valve Construction Fabric top // Fabric bottom Filling Item
EXTREME
59 Expert 0,5 173 x 51 x 2,5
Ultra
Polyester 30D RipStop laminated TPU //
Polyurethane Foam
9301.2532 // Gold Yellow | 9301.2512// Grey
One
59 Expert Light 0,4 120 x 51 x 2,5
Light
Polyester 75D Non-Slip laminated TPU
16 kg/m 3 9302.2532 // Gold Yellow | 9302.2512// Grey
TREKKING
59 600 Light 0,4 180 x 50 x 7,0 Two Air Polyester 75D Honeycomb Embossed laminated TPU WR // Polyester 75D Honeycomb Embossed laminated TPU WR Air 9327.7010 // Black
60 Travel 0,7 183 x 51 x 3,1
60 Travel 66 0,9 183 x 66 x 3,1
60 Trekking 60 1,1 183 x 63 x 3,8
61 Best 1,4 183 x 66 x 5,0
One
Verticale
Hole
Solid
Foam
Polyester 75D laminated TPU WR //
Polyester 75D Non-Slip laminated TPU WR
CAMPING
9321.3195 // Ensign Blue | 9321.3107 // Olive
9322.3105 // Navy Blue | 9322.3108 // Burgundy Red
Polyurethane Foam
9322.3107 // Olive
16 kg/m 3 9333.3805 // Navy Blue | 9333.3807 // Olive
9333.3808 // Burgundy Red
9326.5005 // Navy Blue | 9326.5008 // Burgundy Red
9326.5007 // Olive
61 Alpine Plus 1,5 198 x 66 x 5,0 One Cored Foam Polyester 75D Micro Brushed Laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip Laminated TPU Polyurethane Foam 20 kg/m 3 9355.5091 // Pine Green
3
62 Alpine Plus 80 2,1 198 x 76 x 7,5
Wave & Cored Polyester 50D Stretch Laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip Laminated TPU Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m
9355.7591 // Pine Green | 9355.7514 // Brown
9355.7508 // Burgundy Red
62 Comfort 2,1 198 x 66 x 7,5
Polyester 75D Velours Embossed Laminated TPU //
Polyurethane Foam
9361.7507 // Olive
62 Comfort Plus 2,6 198 x 66 x 10,0 Polyester 75D Non-Slip Laminated TPU
20 kg/m 3 9362.0007 // Olive
Cored
63 Alpine Double 2,8 2 x (198 x 66 x 5,0) Polyester 75D Micro Brushed Laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip Laminated TPU
9363.5007 // Olive | 9363.5091 // Pine green
Foam
Two
Polyurethane Foam
63 Double Comfort 4,3 2 x (198 x 76 x 7,5) Polyester 50D Stretch Laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip Laminated TPU 9354.7591 // Pine Green
16 kg/m 3
64 Family Wide 4,0 198 x 137 x 7.5
9365.7507 // Olive
64 Grand Comfort 3,3 198 x 77 x (7,5+2,5) 2 Solid Foam
Polyester 75D micro Brushed laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip laminated TPU
Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m 3 - 7,5 cm
Polyurethane Foam 20 kg/m 3 -2,5 cm
9372.0007 // Olive
65 Deluxe 2,7 198 x 77 x 10,0 Cored Foam Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m 3 9364.0007 // Olive

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Page Name Number of places Weight, kg Outer tent Floor Inner tent Poles Item / Color
TREKKING
70 Spark 2 | 3 2 | 3 3,4 | 3,9
6125.2401 | 6125.3401
70 Camp 3 | 4 3 | 4 4,6 | 4,9 6123.3401 | 6123.4401
71 Cherokee 3 | 4 3 | 4 5,4 | 5,8
Polyester 190T PU,
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
2500 mm Н2О
3000 mm Н2О
Polyester RipStop Light
Dur 8,5 mm
6122.3401 | 6122.4401
71 Sierra 2 | 3 | 4 2 | 3 | 4 4,7 | 5,1 | 5,5 6128.2401 | 6128.3401 | 6128.4401
72 Half Roll 3 3 4,7 6124.3401
CAMPING
72 Atlanta 4 4 9,5
6161.4201
73 Campo 4 4 10,1 6152.4201
73 Campo 4 Plus 4 10,3 Fib 11 mm + Steel 16 mm
6153.4201
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
74 Macon 6 6 14,2 Polyester RipStop Light
6154.6201
3000 mm Н2О
Polyester 190T PU,
74 Rover 3 | 4 3 | 4 9,4 | 10,5 6155.3201 | 6155.4201
2500 mm Н2О
75 Vega 5 5 21,1 Steel 16 mm 6162.5301
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75 Cruiser 8 8 19,5 Fib 11 mm + Steel 16 mm 6157.8301
76 Sanitary Zone - 2,8
6159.0401
— — Dur 9,5 mm
76 Sanitary Zone Plus - 3,3 6159.0901
KSL SLEEPING BAGS
Page Name Weight, kg Size, cm Comfort T ºC Limit T ºC Extrim T ºC Outer fabric // Inner fabric Insulation Item (right | left)
TREKKING
77 Trekking 1,1 220 х 80 х 55
APF-Isoterm 3D 200 (2x100) g/m 2 6221.01011 | 6221.01012
+9 +4 -10
77 Trekking Wide 1,7 230 x 90 x 60 Polyester 190T // Polyester 190T APF-Isoterm 3D 200 (2x100) g/m 2 6224.01011 | 6224.01012
77 Trekking Nord 1,5 220 х 80 х 55 +6 +1 -14 APF-Isoterm 3D 300 (2x150) g/m 2 6222.01011 | 6222.01012
CAMPING
78 Camping 1,3 185 x 80 +10 +6 -8
6251.01051 | 6251.01052
79 Camping Comfort Plus 1,9 (185+35) x 100 +6 +3 -12
APF-Isoterm 3D 200 (2x100) g/m 2 6254.01051 | 6254.01052
78 Camping Plus 1,5 (185+35) x 80 +6 +3 -12 6252.01051 | 6252.01052
Polyester 190T // Polycotton
79 Camping Comfort 1,7 185 x 100 +10 +6 -8 6253.01051 | 6253.01052
80 Safari 1,7 (185+25) x 85
6255.01141 | 6255.01142
+9 +5 -9 Polycotton // Polycotton
80 Safari Wide 2,2 (185+25) x 100 6256.01141 | 6256.01142

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TENGU TENTS
Page Name Number of places Weight, kg Outer tent Floor Inner tent Poles Item / Color
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ASSAULT SERIES
82 Mark 32 Biv 1 1,6
Polyester RipStop
Light — canopy
Alu 8,5 mm, Dongin
7102.1121 // Flecktarn
83 Mark 31 Biv 2 2,0
Polyester 195T
RipStop PU, 6000 mm Н2О
— — 7101.2021 // Flecktarn
83 Mark 19T 2 2,1
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
8000 mm Н2О
—
7104.2121 // Flecktarn
84 Mark 50T 2 1,7
Alu 11 mm, Dongin
7105.2121 // Flecktarn
84
85
Mark 54T
Mark 82T
2
300 x 300 cm
3,1
1,0
Nylon 6.6 30D 250T
RipStop Silicon PU,
3000 mm Н2О
Polyester RipStop Light 7107.2121 // Flecktarn
7180.3321 // Flecktarn
— — —
85 Mark 83T 300 x 400 cm 1,1 7180.4321 // Flecktarn
RAID SERIES
86 Mark 94A — 1,7
Alu 11 mm, Dongin
9510.0021 // Flecktarn
— —
86 Mark 95A — 1,7 — 7520.0009 // White
Polyester 195T RipStop PU,
86 Mark 10T 4 7,5
7121.4121 // Flecktarn
6000 mm Н2О
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
87 Mark 11T 4 7,6 Polyester RipStop Light Alu 11 mm, Dongin
7122.4121 // Flecktarn
8000 mm Н2О
87 Mark 44T 4 7,1 7124.4121 // Flecktarn
BASE CAMP SERIES
88 Mark 14T 400 x 400 cm 1,6
7180.4421 // Flecktarn
88 Mark 15T 400 x 500 cm 2,1
Polyester 195T RipStop PU,
— — —
6000 mm Н2О
7180.5421 // Flecktarn
88 Mark 66T — 10,1 Polyethylene, 4000 mm Н2О — Fib 11 mm 7157.4121 // Flecktarn
89 Mark 62T 6 32,5
Polyester 150D Oxford PU
4000 mm Н2О
Polyester 150D Oxford PU,
6000 mm Н2О
Polyester RipStop Light Alu 14 mm 7162.6121 // Flecktarn
89 Mark 18T 12 76,0
Polyester 195T RipStop PU,
6000 mm Н2О
Polyester 600D PU,
2500 mm Н2О
— Fib 25 mm 7154.0207 // Olive

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TENGU SLEEPING BAGS
Page
Name
Weight,
kg
Size, cm Comfort T 0 C Limit T 0 C Extrim T 0 C Outer fabric // Inner fabric Insulation (top // bottom) Item (right | left) // Color
90 Mark 23SB 0,9 (185+35) x 85 +15 +11 -4
ASSAULT SERIES
VS 15 Nylon RipStop Light, Silicon, W/R 32 g/m 2 //
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop
Primaloft Silver 100 (1x100) g/m 2
91 Mark 28SB 0,7 220 x 80 x 55 +18 +14 +3 VS 15 Nylon RipStop Light, Silicon, W/R 32 g/m 2 // Fleece Fleece
91 Mark 29SB 0,9 220 x 80 x 55 +12 +8 -5
92 Mark 21SB 2,4 230 x 96 x 70 +2 -3 -20
93 Mark 27SB 1,9 230 x 90 x 60 +3 -2 -19
93 Mark 70SB 4,2 235 x 96 x 70 -2 -9 -28
94 Mark 73SB 4,5 (200+55) x 100 -1 -7 -24
VS 15 Nylon RipStop Light, Silicon, W/R 32 g/m 2 //
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop
RAID SERIES
BASE CAMP SERIES
Nylon 210T microRipStop DWR //
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop
Primaloft Silver 100 (1x100) g/m 2
7201.10071 | 7201.10072 // Olive
7201.10211 | 7201.10212 // Flecktarn
7202.14071 | 7202.14072 // Olive
7202.14211 | 7202.14212 // Flecktarn
7203.10071 | 7203.10072 // Olive
7203.10211 | 7203.10212 // Flecktarn
7221.02073 // Olive
APF Isoterm 3D
7221.02233 // Real Tree APG HD
350 (2x175) g/m 2 7227.02071 | 7227.02072 // Olive
7227.02211 | 7227.02212 // Flecktarn
7223.02231 | 7223.02232 // Real Tree APG HD
APF Isoterm 3D
650 (2x325) g/m 2 7255.02071 | 7255.02072 // Olive
7255.02231 | 7255.02232 // Real Tree APG HD
Nylon 210T microRipStop DWR //
7251.02071 | 7251.02072 // Olive
95 Mark 24SB 3,5 (195+45) x 100 +4 -2 -16 APF Isoterm 3D 400 (2x200) g/m
Soft Micro Polyester 300T Diamond RipStop
2 7251.02231 | 7251.02232 // Real Tree APG HD
7252.02071 | 7252.02072 // Olive
95 Mark 25SB 2,1 (200+30) x 105 +7 -1 -16 APF Isoterm 3D 300 (2x150) g/m 2 7252.02231 | 7252.02232 // Real Tree APG HD
7253.02071 | 7253.02072 // Olive
96 Mark 26SB 3,3 230 x 96 x 92 +3 -3 -28 APF Isoterm 3D 400 (2x200) g/m 2 7253.02231 | 7253.02232 // Real Tree APG HD
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TENGU SELF-INFLATING MATS
Page
Name
Weight,
kg
Size, cm Valve Construction Fabric top // Fabric bottom Filling Item // Color
ASSAULT SERIES
96 Mark 3.04M 0,6 173 x 51 x 2,5
One
Ultra Light
Polyester 75D Diamond RipStop Laminated TPU //
Polyurethane Foam
7304.2521 // flecktarn
97 Mark 3.05M 0,7 183 x 51 x 2,5
valve
Verticale Hole
Polyester 75D Non-Slip Laminated TPU
16 kg/m 3 7305.2521 // flecktarn
97 Mark 3.71M 0,4 180 x 50 x 7 Two valves Air Polyester 75D Diamond RipStop Laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Diamond RipStop Laminated TPU Air 7371.7021 // flecktarn
98 Mark 3.24M 1,1 183 x 66 x 3,1
One
Verticale Hole
98 Mark 3.23M 1,5 183 x 66 x 5
valve
Solid Foam
99 Mark 3.25M 1,8 183 x 51 x (2,5 + 1,5) Two valves 2 Solid Foam
99 Mark 3.52M 1,8 195 x 77 x 7,5
Cored Foam
100 Mark 3.55M 3,3 198 x 77 x (7,5 + 2,5) Two valves
2 Solid Foam
RAID SERIES
FLECKTARN: Polyester 75D Diamond RipStop laminated TPU
MULTICAM: Polyester 560D laminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip laminated TPU
BASE CAMP SERIES
FLECKTARN: Polyester 75D Diamond RipStop laminated TPU
MULTICAM: Polyester 560Dlaminated TPU // Polyester 75D Non-Slip laminated TPU
7324.3121 // flecktarn
Polyurethane Foam
7324.3124 // multicam
16 kg/m 3 7323.5021 // flecktarn
7323.5024 // multicam
Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m 3 - 2,5 cm +
Polyurethane Foam 20 kg/m 3 - 1,5 cm
Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m 3
Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m 3 - 7,5 cm +
Polyurethane Foam 20 kg/m 3 - 2,5 cm
7325.3521 // flecktarn
7325.3524 // multicam
7352.7521 // flecktarn
7352.7524 // multicam
7355.0021 // flecktarn
7355.0024 // multicam
100 Mark 3.61M 2,7 198 x 77 x 10,0 Cored Foam Polyurethane Foam 16 kg/m 3 7361.0021 // flecktarn
7361.0024 // multicam

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REGISTER
600 Light 59
Aleut 41
Aleut Compact 41
Alpha 1 + Alpha 2 56
Alpine Double 63
Alpine Plus 61
Alpine Plus 80 62
Apollo 4 22
Atlanta 4 72
Best 61
Beta 54
Camp 3 | 4 70
Camping 78
Camping Comfort 79
Camping Comfort Plus 79
Camping Plus 78
Campo 4 73
Campo 4 Plus 73
Canada Plus 48
Cherokee 3 | 4 71
Chine House | Alu 27
Chine House Luxe 27
Comet 48
Comfort 62
Comfort Plus 62
Cruiser 8 75
Deluxe 65
Delta | Delta Compact 53
Double Comfort 63
Expert 59
Expert Light 59
Family Wide 64
Forester 36
Forester Compact 36
Freedom 2 18
Glacier 35
Grand Comfort 64
Grand Tower 4 23
Half Roll 3 72
Iceland 41
Indiana 4 22
Macon 6 74
Mark 10T 86
Mark 11T 87
Mark 14T | Mark 15T 88
Mark 18T 89
Mark 19T 83
Mark 21SB 92
Mark 23SB 90
Mark 24SB 95
Mark 25SB 95
Mark 26SB 96
Mark 27SB 93
Mark 28SB 91
Mark 29SB 91
Mark 3.04M 96
Mark 3.05M 97
Mark 3.23M 98
Mark 3.24M 98
Mark 3.25M 99
Mark 3.52M 99
Mark 3.55M 100
Mark 3.61M 100
Mark 3.71M 97
Mark 31 Biv 83
Mark 32 Biv 82
Mark 44T 87
Mark 50T 84
Mark 54T 84
Mark 62T 89
Mark 66T 88
Mark 70SB 93
Mark 73SB 94
Mark 82T | Mark 83T 85
Mark 94A 86
Mark 95A 86
Matrix 3 13
Maxima 6 Luxe 26
Megalight 34
Minnesota 3 Luxe | Alu 24
Minnesota 4 Luxe | Alu 24
Mirage 4 12
Mountain 37
Mountain Baby 40
Mountain Child 39
Mountain Compact 38
Mountain Scout 38
Mountain Wide 37
Nakra 2 | 3 15
Nevada 4 23
Nord 40
Omega 54
Omega Ice 55
Omicron 52
Omicron Light 52
Rondo 2 | 3 | 4 16
Rondo Plus 2 | 3 | 4 16
Rover 3 | 4 74
Safari 80
Safari Wide 80
Sanitary Zone 76
Sanitary Zone Plus 76
Scout 2 | 3 15
Siberia 44
Siberia Plus 45
Siberia Wide 45
Siberia Wide Plus 46
Siberia Wide Transformer 46
Sierra 2 | 3 | 4 71
Solo 2 14
Spark 2 | 3 70
Storm 2 13
Suммer House 26
Suммer Plus 44
Suммer Wide Plus 44
Super Light 2 14
Tarp 19
Theta 53
Tibet | Tibet Compact 35
Tower 3 | 4 17
Tower Plus 3 | 4 17
Travel 34
Travel | Travel 66 60
Trek 2 19
Trekking 77
Trekking 60 60
Trekking Nord 77
Trekking Wide 77
Tundra Plus 47
Tundra Plus XL 47
Tunnel 3 18
Vega 5 75
Victoria 10 25
Victoria 5 Luxe 25
West 39
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The tent has fire-repellent treatment.
Compression bag for tent.
Anatomic shape of the sleeping bag in the leg area.
All the places on the tent, where too much force is used, are
strengthened with a stiff fabric.
Soft roll along the border of the hood.
3D-shape of the sleeping bag.
The stitches are sealed with thermo-tape.
Pillow pocket with 2 entrances.
Superlight sleeping bag or a mat.
The border of the flysheet is stitched with strong strap.
The 360º warming collar.
Extra-comfortable model of a sleeping bag or a mat.
The mudflap along the border of the tent doesn’t let the
rain and snow into the tent; the tent is more stable.
Loose stitch tightens on shoulders.
Compression bag for sleeping bag.
The zipper on the flysheet is fixed with aluminum hook.
A strap, preventing the zipper from “catching” the fabric.
Two valves.
Effective ventilation system with windflaps in the upper
side of the dome.
Luminescent loop on the slider of the zipper.
Velcros on both sides of the mat make it possible to attach
the mats to each other.
Effective ventilation system enables air flow control along
the tent walls which are up 1 m wide.
YKK zippers.
Two mats can be attached together
Floor in the vestibule.
Zipper with fast-opening system.
Anti-slip finish of the mat.
Additional mosquito mesh on the entrances to the vestibule.
Possibility to zip together two blanket-type sleeping bags
(If the zippers are left+right).
Repair kit for mat.
Comfort
Inner tent has anti-mosquito mesh, inner pockets, and a
hook for the torch and a shelf for small items.
Possibility to zip together two mummy-type sleeping bags
(if the zippers are left+right).
High quality cotton fabric used in blanket-type sleeping
bags for summer camping.
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