Rab · Camp & Cook

Solar Eco 2, Long, -2C / 30F

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About this product

The Rab Solar Eco 2 is a mummy-shaped synthetic sleeping bag built for three-season camping, backpacking, and mountain trekking in changeable conditions. Its outer and lining are both 100% recycled 20D Atmos polyester ripstop, treated with a fluorocarbon-free DWR finish, while the Recycled Stratus Synthetic insulation uses a dual-layer concertina blanket construction on the upper (100 g/m²) and a lighter 60 g/m² base layer, promoting loft and reducing cold spots through offset localized quilting. The Long size accommodates users up to 185 cm (72.8 in), with an internal shoulder girth of 150 cm and a total bag length of 215 cm. ISO EN ratings sit at 4°C comfort and a limit of -1°C, with a Rab Sleep Limit of -2°C (30°F) and an extreme rating of -17°C. A close-fitting adjustable neck baffle, elasticated hood drawcord, and a YKK three-quarter-length zip with an insulated baffle and anti-snag guard round out the thermal management. Packed weight is 980 g, compressing into the included stuffsack at 35 x 20 cm.

Category: Camp & Cook
Brand: Rab
Material: * Outer100% recycled polyester - 20D Atmos™ polyester ripstop(41 g/m²) with fluorocarbon free DWR, * Lining: 100% recycled polyester - 20D Atmos™ polyester ripstop (38 g/m²) with fluorocarbon free DWR
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Size: LZP

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Solar Eco 2 for its impressive combination of lightweight packability and eco-friendly construction, with expert testers highlighting it as a top synthetic bag choice for three-season backpacking. Its fully recycled Stratus insulation and DWR-treated ripstop shell earn repeated praise for performing reliably in damp conditions, unlike down alternatives. The wide mummy fit, adjustable hood, and neck baffle are noted as thoughtful comfort features. The most common criticism is that the temperature rating can feel optimistic in real-world use, with some forum users reporting feeling cold at temperatures well above the stated limit. A secondary complaint is the absence of a large storage sack for long-term keeping, with only a compression stuff sack included.