Ultimate Camping Guide

you know, the stuff that gets real cold and its nice and slippery, does anyone know exactly what that material would be considered?

INSULATION TYPES:

Triloft® II: 100% polyester, solid-core fiber providing excellent loft and retention. Provides ample heat insulation for cool outdoor evenings, and dries quickly after becoming wet. Odorless, non-allergenic, mildew and moth resistant. Washable.

DuPont Hollofil® 808: DuPont trademarked fiber. 100% polyester fiber with a single-hole chamber in the core. The hollow core allows for more trapped air creating greater loft than unbranded solid-core fibers for added comfort and warmth at equal weight. Odorless, non-allergenic, mildew and moth resistant. Washable.

DuPont Hollofil® II: DuPont trademarked fiber. 100% polyester 4-hole fiber designed to be compact, yet resilient and refluffable. The 4-hole fibers trap more air for a softer insulation that conforms to body shape for greater comfort and warmth. Hollofil® II is 20% warmer than unbranded solid-core at equal weight, and retains its warmth when damp. Odorless, non-allergenic, mildew and moth resistant. Washable.

DuPont Quallofil®: DuPont trademarked fiber. 100% polyester 7-hole fiber designed to provide the optimum balance of compatibility, warmth, and durability. The 7-hole fibers result in a softer insulation that drapes to your body shape for excellent warmth in extreme weather conditions. Sleeping bags with Quallofil® insulation have an excellent warmth to carry-weight ratio, and retain body heat even when damp. Odorless, non-allergenic, mildew and moth resistant. Washable.

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