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Neck baffles reduce the effect of convection drastically, stopping warm air escaping when shifting in the bag. The complexity and weight of the baffles depends on the intended use and temperature range of the bag. Some ultra light bags don't feature a neck baffle and depend instead on just the draw cord around the face.

Zips add weight to the bag, both due to their own weight and the weight of the baffling and anti snag tape, seams etc. By losing the zip, or reducing its length you can save a great deal of weight. The drawbacks are the bag is harder to vent, but this isn't a problem on 'summer' weight bags.

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