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Kelty takes pride in the ethical and sustainable sourcing of our down, which is 100% PFC-free and ethically sourced from Allied Feather + Down or other RDS (Responsible Down Standard) certified suppliers. With the help of Allied Feather + Down's "Track My Down" program, we're able to track our down from farm-to-tent, ensuring that every step of the process is transparent and accountable.

800 Fill Dri-down is the ultimate blend of technology combining legendary warmth in a highly compressible and water resistant package. As with all Kelty down, this down is PFC-free and 100% ethically-sourced from Allied Feather + Down, as well as other RDS-certified suppliers.

550 Fill down is an ideal blend of warmth, lightweight and compressibility. As with all Kelty down, this down is PFC-free and 100% ethically-sourced from Allied Feather + Down, as well as other RDS-certified suppliers.

Synthetic Insulation

CirroLoft ECO insulation is made from 100% recycled materials—100% polyester, made with a mix of micro denier solid and hollow fibers that help trap and reflect body heat, and provides a soft feel with high compression for packability.

+ 800 Fill Power

+ DriDown: water resistant down, PFC free

+ 100% Gray Duck Down

+ 90/10 Down plume to feather mix

+ 550 Fill Power

+ 100% Gray Duck Down

+ 75/25 Down plume to feather mix

CloudLoft insulation is made with hollow and solid fibers that trap heat to create loft.

+ 100% Polyester / 100% recycled fibers

+ Short staple

+ 6D

+ Solid, Hollow & Spiral fibers

+ Silicone impregnated fibers enhance compressibility

+ 100% Polyester / 100% recycled fibers

+ Short staple

+ 6D

+ Solid, Hollow & Spiral fibers

+ Silicone impregnated fibers enhance compressibility

+ 100% Polyester / 100% recycled fibers

+ Short staple

CloudLoft ECO insulation is made from 100% recycled materials—with hollow & solid fibers that trap heat to create loft.

+ 6D

+ Solid, Hollow & Spiral fibers

+ Silicone impregnated fibers enhance compressibility

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