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Grüezi Wool Sleeping Bag Zero Model

£198.00

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Wool

Sustainable

This ‘Zero’ model of the Grüezi wool sleeping bag is medium weight and perfect to use as a sleeping bag from Spring through Autumn. Insulated with 100% natural alpine wool insulation it helps to ensure you get a good night’s rest whatever adventure you are taking it on. High-quality, moisture resistant and small once packed, this is the ideal wool sleeping bag for trekking, camping and biking.

Each sleeping bag also come with a compression bag, storage bag and detailed washing and care instructions.

Size: 215 x 78 x 50 cm (suitable for body height: 185 cm)

Product description & details

Gruezi wool sleeping bag for camping
Wool sleeping bag for wild camping
Wool sleeping bag for outdoor camping

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  • £6 for all orders.
  • A fully tracked service, delivered within 1-3 working days, from the date of dispatch.
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  • Delivery Monday to Saturday (excluding bank holidays).

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Returns

  • We have a 60-day return policy, which means you have 60 days after receiving your item to return it.
  • To be eligible for a return, your item must be in the same, re-sellable condition that you received it, unused, with tags, and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase.
  • The postage cost for the return will need to be covered by yourself (please keep the proof of postage until your return has been processed).

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Customer Reviews

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Customer Reviews

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Pablo Gonzales

Received the sleeping bag really fast. The purchasing process was easy. The product quality is relatively good considering that it is made in… China.
The design is nice and the materials are seems to be ok.
I’m expecting like any other Chinese made products to fail due to the manufacturing errors not because the materials.
To be honest I’ve brought it just because I believed that it is German made, unfortunately the sellers in Britain don’t have the common sense to provide you with the manufacturing country like other places in Europe or Americas so I felt that I was lied to in some extent…
Also the sleeping bag is it not 100% wool filled but it’s mixed with synthetic fibre.
That it seemed to be because the value or because they wanted to keep the weight down?
To be absolutely honest the price wasn’t an issue as people that are drifting towards wool in outdoor equipment are not concerned about the price but the quality of the product.
The size of the sleeping bag is also kind of an issue as it is kind of on the small side…
For a dude that is 6’2”- 14 st. is kind of too narrow and a bit short. Considering the situation that you may have to get into it with extra clothes you may have to leave it open, otherwise you will just simply not be able to close it.
For the insulation point of view at the moment in the UK it’s summer so I’m unable to provide a real life situation scenario until the weather changes so I may have to come back with another review in several months.
I’ve brought a sleeping bag liner, wool of course and that will theoretically add another 5-10 degrees to it so it can potentially work even in the winter if paired together with a bivy bag.
I love the design and the idea of combining wool with synthetic fibre but some characteristics must be kept in mind.
The value is overpriced considering the manufacturing country. If it was made in Europe I will be happy with it’s price also because I had in mind the intention to stimulate the internal economy of Europe in general but I was put off big day, sadly .
It appears that some of the processes involved in the manufacturing are coming also from the United Kingdom and that’s positive.
All in one, I’m giving 5***** to the seller as they have the best price for this particular model, 4**** for the manufacturer,
I will comeback with another review, if I’m not barred from the review board because my honest opinions, and I will let you know how it will perform in different environments.
Stay safe, Pablo G

Thank you for the detailed review Pablo! I contacted the owner of Grutzi and this is what he said: Hello Pablo,

Thank you for your honest review. Grüezi bag explains everything in detail on its website. The material for the wool sleeping bags comes from Europe, the wool from the Alps. However, the sewing quality in Europe for light fabrics is very poor. For the reason that a long lifespan is the most sustainable thing, the sewing was left to a specialist company in Asia (even if this is more expensive). The climate test also found that a lot of wool is not always a good thing. If there is too much wool in it. The wool draws moisture out of the sleeping bag too quickly, which leads to evaporative cooling. If there is too little wool in it, the temperature rises. That's why each model has exactly the amount of wool to achieve a balanced climate in the sleeping bag.
The sleeping bags are not just assembled, a lot of development has gone into them. Grüezi bag stands for the best sleeping climate

Viele Grüße

Markus Wiesböck

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