Malachowski has released a new line of bags, lighter than their ultralight bags which are already very light and pretty fantastic. They are claiming the lightest bags in the world going by the ratio of the construction to fill using a fabric called Toray Osaka at 15g/m.
Also a significant price premium on the ultralight range.
https://malachowski.pl/en/info/sleeping-bags
New "super ultralight" Malachowski bags
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New "super ultralight" Malachowski bags
by CraigVIC » Sat 12 Nov, 2022 5:21 am
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Re: New "super ultralight" Malachowski bags
by Lamont » Sat 12 Nov, 2022 6:01 am
Nice. Interesting if they've managed to improve what's already around in nylon fabric-this stuff is advancing pretty quickly at the moment.
I'd love some of that Toray Osaka to test.
I'd love some of that Toray Osaka to test.
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Re: New "super ultralight" Malachowski bags
by headwerkn » Mon 14 Nov, 2022 9:15 am
Wow, that -1C bag is barely any heavier than my +5C 850FP quilt. Impressive.
Mind you, if I'm converting 4500 zloty correctly, that's AUD$1500, so I guess it'd wanna be!
Mind you, if I'm converting 4500 zloty correctly, that's AUD$1500, so I guess it'd wanna be!
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Re: New "super ultralight" Malachowski bags
by skibug » Sun 01 Jan, 2023 10:43 pm
CraigVIC wrote:
"Malachowski has released a new line of bags, lighter than their ultralight bags which are already very light and pretty fantastic. They are claiming the lightest bags in the world going by the ratio of the construction to fill using a fabric called Toray Osaka at 15g/m.
Also a significant price premium on the ultralight range."
Another very good Polish company, prices less eye-watering as well. I've bought directly from the Polish site, no problems. The Poles produce the best down in the world.
https://cumulus.equipment/intl_en/sleep ... /down.html
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"Malachowski has released a new line of bags, lighter than their ultralight bags which are already very light and pretty fantastic. They are claiming the lightest bags in the world going by the ratio of the construction to fill using a fabric called Toray Osaka at 15g/m.
Also a significant price premium on the ultralight range."
Another very good Polish company, prices less eye-watering as well. I've bought directly from the Polish site, no problems. The Poles produce the best down in the world.
https://cumulus.equipment/intl_en/sleep ... /down.html
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