It’s tough to pinpoint exactly what the designers had in mind when they sketched out the Lippi Selk Bag. Maybe they were dreaming of the ultimate campfire attire for a guitar serenade. Or perhaps it was a sunrise yoga session that required maximum mobility while the mercury laid low on the thermometer.
Whatever the inspiration, this so-called “sleep-wear” system is designed for dexterity, with slots for arms and legs and a full hood combining comfort with freedom of movement. The bags come in two densities: the less burly Selk Bag 1 (MSRP: $149) mixing a nylon taffeta shell with polyester insulation rated for comfort from 32 to 49 degrees, and the thicker Selk Bag 2 (MSRP: $229) that offers insulation from temperatures as low as 14 degrees.
Both come in a variety of sizes suited to fit nappers from 5-feet-5 to 6-5, although the extra material means they hardly stuff small. Leg vents, reinforced nylon soles and reversible zippers are a few of the smart touches on these mobile anti-mummy bags.
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