The Snugpak Navigator WGTE is an olive green, left-zip, fully openable synthetic sleeping bag that can also be used as a blanket when needed.
The Snugpak Navigator WGTE is an olive green, left-zip, fully openable synthetic sleeping bag that can also be used as a blanket when needed. The manufacturer's comfort temperature is –2 °C and the lower temperature limit is –7 °C, offering greater warmth than the Navigator Nautilus. Suitable for use in: Spring and autumn camping Cool summer nights Overnight stays at hunting camps Fishing and nature trips Car camping Use in campervans or caravans Festivals and base camps As a blanket For users who want a warmer sleeping bag than the Nautilus For connecting with a right-zip Navigator Why choose the Snugpak Navigator? Comfort temperature –2 °C Lower temperature limit –7 °C Weight approximately 1.75 kg Fully openable and usable as a blanket Insulated shoulder baffle Siliconized Isofibre synthetic filling Soft SuperSoft inner lining Two-way left-side zipper Insulated zipper baffle Anti-snag zipper guard Adjustable hood Can be connected to a right-zip model Compression sack included Technical specifications Manufacturer: Snugpak Model: Navigator WGTE Color: olive green Size: Standard Zipper location: left Product type: openable rectangular sleeping bag Comfort temperature: –2 °C Lower temperature limit: –7 °C Weight: approximately 1.75 kg Packed dimensions: approximately 28 × 24 cm Filling: Isofibre, 100% polyester Inner lining: SuperSoft, 100% polyester Outer fabric: Aqualight, 100% polyester Shoulder baffle: insulated Zipper: two-way Hood: adjustable with elastic cord Drying loops: yes Origin: imported Included Olive green Snugpak Navigator WGTE sleeping bag Compression sack Frequently Asked Questions Is the Snugpak Navigator suitable for camping in sub-zero temperatures? The manufacturer’s comfort temperature is –2 °C and the lower limit is –7 °C. For temperatures below zero, be sure to use a good sleeping mat and consider your own sensitivity to cold. Can the Navigator be opened as a blanket? Yes. The sleeping bag can be fully opened and used as a rectangular blanket. Can two Navigator sleeping bags be connected? A left-zip and a right-zip Navigator can be connected to form a larger sleeping bag for two people. How does the Navigator differ from the Nautilus? The Navigator is warmer, but also heavier and with a larger packed size. The Nautilus comfort temperature is 3 °C, while the Navigator’s is –2 °C. When is the Snugpak Navigator the right choice? The Navigator is suitable when the Nautilus’s 3 °C comfort rating is not enough, but a very heavy winter sleeping bag is not needed. It works well for spring and autumn camping, hunting trips, and car camping. For long backpacking trips, the 1.75 kg weight may be considerable. For truly cold winter nights, consider the Sleeper Expedition or another sleeping bag with a lower comfort temperature. Recommendations We recommend investing in a good sleeping mat when using the Navigator. The –2 °C comfort rating refers to the insulation of the bag, but does not protect against cold ground underneath. On near-freezing nights, use a dry base layer, avoid compressing the filling with overly thick clothing, and tighten the hood snugly around your head. The left-zip version can be connected to a right-zip Navigator. If this feature is important, check the zipper side of the other bag before purchase. After use, fully open the bag, air it out, and dry it before placing it in the compression sack. For long-term storage, do not leave the synthetic filling tightly compressed. Warmer fully openable sleeping bag The Snugpak Navigator Olive offers a comfort temperature of –2 °C, insulated shoulder baffle, and a design that allows it to be used as a blanket. It is a practical choice for cool season camping where durability and user comfort outweigh minimal packed weight.
The Snugpak Navigator WGTE is an olive green, left-zip, fully openable synthetic sleeping bag that can also be used as a blanket when needed. The manufacturer's comfort temperature is –2 °C and the lower temperature limit is –7 °C, offering greater warmth than the Navigator Nautilus. Suitable for use in: Spring and autumn camping Cool summer nights Overnight stays at hunting camps Fishing and nature trips Car camping Use in campervans or caravans Festivals and base camps As a blanket For users who want a warmer sleeping bag than the Nautilus For connecting with a right-zip Navigator Why choose the Snugpak Navigator? Comfort temperature –2 °C Lower temperature limit –7 °C Weight approximately 1.75 kg Fully openable and usable as a blanket Insulated shoulder baffle Siliconized Isofibre synthetic filling Soft SuperSoft inner lining Two-way left-side zipper Insulated zipper baffle Anti-snag zipper guard Adjustable hood Can be connected to a right-zip model Compression sack included Technical specifications Manufacturer: Snugpak Model: Navigator WGTE Color: olive green Size: Standard Zipper location: left Product type: openable rectangular sleeping bag Comfort temperature: –2 °C Lower temperature limit: –7 °C Weight: approximately 1.75 kg Packed dimensions: approximately 28 × 24 cm Filling: Isofibre, 100% polyester Inner lining: SuperSoft, 100% polyester Outer fabric: Aqualight, 100% polyester Shoulder baffle: insulated Zipper: two-way Hood: adjustable with elastic cord Drying loops: yes Origin: imported Included Olive green Snugpak Navigator WGTE sleeping bag Compression sack Frequently Asked Questions Is the Snugpak Navigator suitable for camping in sub-zero temperatures? The manufacturer’s comfort temperature is –2 °C and the lower limit is –7 °C. For temperatures below zero, be sure to use a good sleeping mat and consider your own sensitivity to cold. Can the Navigator be opened as a blanket? Yes. The sleeping bag can be fully opened and used as a rectangular blanket. Can two Navigator sleeping bags be connected? A left-zip and a right-zip Navigator can be connected to form a larger sleeping bag for two people. How does the Navigator differ from the Nautilus? The Navigator is warmer, but also heavier and with a larger packed size. The Nautilus comfort temperature is 3 °C, while the Navigator’s is –2 °C. When is the Snugpak Navigator the right choice? The Navigator is suitable when the Nautilus’s 3 °C comfort rating is not enough, but a very heavy winter sleeping bag is not needed. It works well for spring and autumn camping, hunting trips, and car camping. For long backpacking trips, the 1.75 kg weight may be considerable. For truly cold winter nights, consider the Sleeper Expedition or another sleeping bag with a lower comfort temperature. Recommendations We recommend investing in a good sleeping mat when using the Navigator. The –2 °C comfort rating refers to the insulation of the bag, but does not protect against cold ground underneath. On near-freezing nights, use a dry base layer, avoid compressing the filling with overly thick clothing, and tighten the hood snugly around your head. The left-zip version can be connected to a right-zip Navigator. If this feature is important, check the zipper side of the other bag before purchase. After use, fully open the bag, air it out, and dry it before placing it in the compression sack. For long-term storage, do not leave the synthetic filling tightly compressed. Warmer fully openable sleeping bag The Snugpak Navigator Olive offers a comfort temperature of –2 °C, insulated shoulder baffle, and a design that allows it to be used as a blanket. It is a practical choice for cool season camping where durability and user comfort outweigh minimal packed weight.
