







The Terra Incognita Termic is a mummy-cut 3-season sleeping bag insulated with PrimaLoft Sport and offered in 900 and 1200 fills, designed for campers who want warmth-to-weight performance closer to a technical bag than a basic rectangular one. With a comfort rating around +3 C (37 F), a lower limit near -6 C (21 F), and a minimum weight of just 0.78 kg (1.72 lbs), it delivers cold-night security in a package that packs to 17 x 21 cm (6.7 x 8.3 in).
Terra Incognita is a European outdoor brand with over 18 years of expedition heritage and its own gear manufacturing, and the Termic reflects that focus - a 3D mummy shape, a shaped hood, and premium PrimaLoft fill aimed at serious 3-season use in the mountains and beyond.
Who is the Termic sleeping bag for?
The Termic suits backpackers, trekkers, and mountain campers who need dependable warmth without carrying a bulky bag. The mummy cut and shaped hood make it a strong choice for anyone who feels cold at the extremities, while the low minimum weight appeals to those counting grams on multi-day routes. Choose the 1200 fill if you often camp at the colder edge of the 3-season window and want the extra draft collar.
What fabric does the Termic sleeping bag use?
The shell is a Nylon 66 TACTEL ripstop with a water-repellent CIRE finish that sheds light moisture and resists abrasion, while a soft 290T micro-polyester lining sits against the skin. PrimaLoft Sport insulation fills the bag at 60 g/m2, prized for its warmth-to-weight ratio and its ability to keep insulating when compressed or slightly damp. The 3D mummy construction adds shaping that reduces cold spots.
How do the Termic's zippers work in the field?
The dual YKK zippers glide without snagging thanks to anti-snag protection along the lining, and the Glow Zip pull remains visible after dark so you can vent or exit the bag without fumbling. Left and right zip options mean you can select the side that suits your hand, and the anatomical hood draws closed to trap warm air around your head through the coldest hours.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Termic 900 | Termic 1200 |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature, °C min comfort max |
-6 +3 +24 | -8 0 +20 |
| Temperature, °F min comfort max |
21 37 75 | 18 32 68 |
| Min Weight (EU) | 0.78 kg | 1.11 kg |
| Min Weight (US) | 1.72 lbs | 2.45 lbs |
| Max Weight (EU) | 0.87 kg | 1.22 kg |
| Max Weight (US) | 1.92 lbs | 2.69 lbs |
| Packed Size (EU) | ∅17 × 21 cm | ∅18 × 32 cm |
| Packed Size (US) | ∅6.7 × 8.3 in | ∅7.1 × 12.6 in |
| Insulation Weight | 1 × 60 g/m² | 1 × 100 g/m² |
| Special Features | Anatomical hood, Anti-snag zipper, GLOW ZIP PULL | Anatomical hood, Draft collar, Anti-snag zipper, GLOW ZIP PULL |
| Dimensions (EU) | 220 × 80/50 cm | |
| Dimensions (US) | 86.6 × 31.5/19.7 in | |
| Shell Material | Nylon 66 TACTEL RS, W/R, CIRE | |
| Lining Material | 290T Micro Polyester | |
| Insulation Type | PrimaLoft Sport | |
| Colors Available | Blue/Grey, Red/Grey | |
| Shape | Mummy | |
| Zip Options | Left zip, Right zip | |
| Includes | Compression stuff sack | |
| Product Type | Mummy Sleeping Bag | |
Key features
- PrimaLoft Sport insulation delivers high warmth for its weight and holds heat even when damp, so cold or humid nights stay covered
- Comfort rating near +3 C with a -6 C lower limit makes the Termic a confident pick for cool shoulder-season trips
- 3D mummy cut with a 220 x 80/50 cm profile hugs the body to cut dead air space and trap heat efficiently
- Anatomically shaped hood cinches around the head to lock in the warmth most bags lose at the top
- Dual YKK zippers with a Glow Zip pull run smoothly and stay easy to find and grip in the dark
- Anti-snag zipper protection keeps the lining from catching so you can open and close the bag one-handed
- Minimum weight of 0.78 kg (1.72 lbs) and a 17 x 21 cm packed size keep it light and compact for the warmth it gives
- Draft collar on the Termic 1200 seals the shoulder area against heat loss on the coldest nights
Who makes it
Terra Incognita has spent more than 18 years running trips and expeditions and manufacturing its own outdoor gear, so this model comes off the brand's own production line rather than a rebadged catalog. The design is tested in the field by the people who guide the trips.
The Terra Incognita Termic is a mummy-cut 3-season sleeping bag insulated with PrimaLoft Sport and offered in 900 and 1200 fills, designed for campers who want warmth-to-weight performance closer to a technical bag than a basic rectangular one. With a comfort rating around +3 C (37 F), a lower limit near -6 C (21 F), and a minimum weight of just 0.78 kg (1.72 lbs), it delivers cold-night security in a package that packs to 17 x 21 cm (6.7 x 8.3 in).
Terra Incognita is a European outdoor brand with over 18 years of expedition heritage and its own gear manufacturing, and the Termic reflects that focus - a 3D mummy shape, a shaped hood, and premium PrimaLoft fill aimed at serious 3-season use in the mountains and beyond.
Who is the Termic sleeping bag for?
The Termic suits backpackers, trekkers, and mountain campers who need dependable warmth without carrying a bulky bag. The mummy cut and shaped hood make it a strong choice for anyone who feels cold at the extremities, while the low minimum weight appeals to those counting grams on multi-day routes. Choose the 1200 fill if you often camp at the colder edge of the 3-season window and want the extra draft collar.
What fabric does the Termic sleeping bag use?
The shell is a Nylon 66 TACTEL ripstop with a water-repellent CIRE finish that sheds light moisture and resists abrasion, while a soft 290T micro-polyester lining sits against the skin. PrimaLoft Sport insulation fills the bag at 60 g/m2, prized for its warmth-to-weight ratio and its ability to keep insulating when compressed or slightly damp. The 3D mummy construction adds shaping that reduces cold spots.
How do the Termic's zippers work in the field?
The dual YKK zippers glide without snagging thanks to anti-snag protection along the lining, and the Glow Zip pull remains visible after dark so you can vent or exit the bag without fumbling. Left and right zip options mean you can select the side that suits your hand, and the anatomical hood draws closed to trap warm air around your head through the coldest hours.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Termic 900 | Termic 1200 |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature, °C min comfort max |
-6 +3 +24 | -8 0 +20 |
| Temperature, °F min comfort max |
21 37 75 | 18 32 68 |
| Min Weight (EU) | 0.78 kg | 1.11 kg |
| Min Weight (US) | 1.72 lbs | 2.45 lbs |
| Max Weight (EU) | 0.87 kg | 1.22 kg |
| Max Weight (US) | 1.92 lbs | 2.69 lbs |
| Packed Size (EU) | ∅17 × 21 cm | ∅18 × 32 cm |
| Packed Size (US) | ∅6.7 × 8.3 in | ∅7.1 × 12.6 in |
| Insulation Weight | 1 × 60 g/m² | 1 × 100 g/m² |
| Special Features | Anatomical hood, Anti-snag zipper, GLOW ZIP PULL | Anatomical hood, Draft collar, Anti-snag zipper, GLOW ZIP PULL |
| Dimensions (EU) | 220 × 80/50 cm | |
| Dimensions (US) | 86.6 × 31.5/19.7 in | |
| Shell Material | Nylon 66 TACTEL RS, W/R, CIRE | |
| Lining Material | 290T Micro Polyester | |
| Insulation Type | PrimaLoft Sport | |
| Colors Available | Blue/Grey, Red/Grey | |
| Shape | Mummy | |
| Zip Options | Left zip, Right zip | |
| Includes | Compression stuff sack | |
| Product Type | Mummy Sleeping Bag | |
Key features
- PrimaLoft Sport insulation delivers high warmth for its weight and holds heat even when damp, so cold or humid nights stay covered
- Comfort rating near +3 C with a -6 C lower limit makes the Termic a confident pick for cool shoulder-season trips
- 3D mummy cut with a 220 x 80/50 cm profile hugs the body to cut dead air space and trap heat efficiently
- Anatomically shaped hood cinches around the head to lock in the warmth most bags lose at the top
- Dual YKK zippers with a Glow Zip pull run smoothly and stay easy to find and grip in the dark
- Anti-snag zipper protection keeps the lining from catching so you can open and close the bag one-handed
- Minimum weight of 0.78 kg (1.72 lbs) and a 17 x 21 cm packed size keep it light and compact for the warmth it gives
- Draft collar on the Termic 1200 seals the shoulder area against heat loss on the coldest nights
Who makes it
Terra Incognita has spent more than 18 years running trips and expeditions and manufacturing its own outdoor gear, so this model comes off the brand's own production line rather than a rebadged catalog. The design is tested in the field by the people who guide the trips.
Questions & answers
Termic FAQ
What temperature is the Termic sleeping bag rated for?
The Termic carries a comfort rating around +3 C (37 F) with a lower limit near -6 C (21 F). That places it firmly in 3-season territory, capable of handling cool spring, autumn, and mild mountain nights when paired with an insulated pad.
What insulation does the Termic use?
The Termic is filled with PrimaLoft Sport synthetic insulation at 60 g/m2. PrimaLoft Sport is valued for a high warmth-to-weight ratio and for retaining much of its insulating power even when damp, which makes it more reliable than down in humid or condensation-prone conditions.
How much does the Termic weigh?
The Termic starts at a minimum weight of 0.78 kg (1.72 lbs), rising to about 0.87 kg (1.92 lbs), and packs to 17 x 21 cm (6.7 x 8.3 in). That combination of low weight and small packed size makes it well suited to backpacking and mountain trips.
What is the difference between the Termic 900 and 1200?
Both share the mummy shape and PrimaLoft Sport fill, but the 1200 adds a draft collar that seals warm air around the shoulders for colder nights. Choose the 1200 if you regularly camp at the cold end of the 3-season range and want that extra thermal protection.
Is the Termic available in left and right zip?
Yes, the Termic comes in both left-zip and right-zip versions. This lets you pick the side that matches your dominant hand, and a left and a right bag can be joined together to form a connected double.
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