worth keeping (old but little used) sleeping bag.

[ton]

many many moons ago, when i was a slip of a lad, i managed to be able to squeeze myself into a Snugpac softie 3 sleeping bag. god knows how, because i have just found it in a bag, and tried it. i cant get it up over my shoulders now.

anyway, it was only used 2 or 3 times on polaris events, maybe a weeks use. but it looks a bit flat. it will be 20 years old and has been in a compression bag the whole time.

is it worth try to bring it bag to life?
is it of any use to anyone?

anyone want it? foc obviously

[Bearbonesnorm]

It's probably lost quite a bit of its insulation properties. However, it might perk up with a few days hung somewhere warm and would certainly do someone for the warmer month(s).

[firestarter]

My army snugpac nine must be 20 years old and I still use it now mate

[Bearbonesnorm]

It's the 20 years compressed that does the damage - synthetic does really not like it.

[Mariner]

There are a couple of companies that clean and repair down bags.
Could send it to them see what they think.

[Cheeky Monkey]

Flog / bin / give to a tramp

[Bearbonesnorm]

There are a couple of companies that clean and repair down bags.
Could send it to them see what they think.

They'd probably think, why has this bloke sent us a synthetic sleeping bag?

[ton]

donated to a gent off her now...................

[Mariner]

There are a couple of companies that clean and repair down bags.
Could send it to them see what they think.

They'd probably think, why has this bloke sent us a synthetic sleeping bag?

Downer.