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The Napsack sleeping bag looks like a giant hoodie

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The Napsack looks like a giant hoodie, but is also a sleeping bag
The Napsack can be cinched at the knees for easy mobility
The Napsack has a hood to keep your head warm
The Napsack is designed to worn outside or around the house
The Napsack in orange and black
The Napsack can be worn while camping
The Napsack is part hoodie, part sleeping bag
When you want to sleep, zippers at the bottom convert the Napsack from hoodie to sleeping bag
The Napsack looks like a giant hoodie, but is also a sleeping bag
The Napsack can be worn like a hoodie or used as a sleeping bag
The Napsack comes with pockets for carrying your stuff
The Napsack has drawstrings to keep cold air out
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The Napsack is a new product from Poler that is part sleeping bag, part hoodie. In a similar vein to the Selk'Bag, it has the warmth and cushioning of a run-of-the-mill sleeping bag, but it is completely wearable like a hooded sweatshirt.

The Napsack has a zipper at the bottom that allows you to open it up and pull it over your legs. It also cinches at the bottom, so you can wrap it above your knees and walk around comfortably while wearing it. The idea is that you can wear it while sitting around the campfire and walk right into the tent, zip up the bottom and go to sleep as you would with any other sleeping bag.

It also comes with zippers near the shoulders so you can pull your arms out. It would be pretty hard to actually make s'mores at the campfire if your arms were locked inside of the sleeping bag.

The Napsack additionally features pockets, so you can carry around your phone or other personal articles while you are wearing it as a hoodie. The chest pocket has a pass-through, so you can run headphones inside and listen to music.

The Napsack is designed to worn outside or around the house

This is not the warmest of sleeping bags, so it can also be used around the house. This means that it isn't meant for being used if you are camping in the dead of winter, but is instead intended more for use in moderate weather.

The Napsack is available now for US$130. It comes in two sizes and is available in black, blue, green, and orange.

Source: Poler via Gizmodo

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1 comment
Rt1583
The main problem I can see, pertaining to camping, is that wearing this around the camp fire for a few hours before bed allows for persperation to build up which will make the bag cold while you are trying to sleep.
Pretty much the same effect as wearing your day clothes to bed instead of changing into dry bed clothes.