Fuss-Free Personal Blender
05/02/08 - 10:36 AM EDT
The green model shown is currently out-of-stock but you can get on their mailing list when more arrive. On the Web site there is a long explanation on why these bags are called "selk." Selk Bag = Sleeping Bag + Selk'nam. The Selk'nam were nomads who lived in Chilean's Austral Extreme, also known as Land of Smokes and finally as Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire), due to the numerous bonfires the natives lit at night and which conquerors could see from open seas." I don't know about the history of the name on this bag but I do know that having a sleeping bag that can also be worn is an idea whose time has come.
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