Moon-on-a-stick sleeping bag recommendations please

[Specialist Hoprocker]

I think I'm looking for the impossible:

• Lightish

• Spacious

• Packs small

• Synthetic

• 3 season warm (I get cold...)

• Cheapish

I'm getting to the age that I need some comfort. Spent last night in my Columbia Moonstone. Barely able to zip it up because it's too narrow, and chilly because I was in the hammock and the down was compressed.

The best bag I ever had was a Vango from the nineties which was capacious but equally heavy and uncompressible! I'm reckoning technology must have moved on by now!

Anyone got any good recommendations for around the £100 mark?

Ta muchly.

[Bearbonesnorm]

As soon as you add synthetic to the list I think Lamina of one type or another - A Hyperlamina Spark would likely be a good bet but I'm assuming they're no longer in production.

The other option could be a synthetic quilt. There's a UK made one here: https://valleyandpeak.co.uk/products/cl ... t-standard

Or a cheaper one from the EU. Looks very good especialy considering the price and would likely offer the least amount of compromise.
https://liteway.equipment/quilts/sleeper-quilt-apex-167

[mfezela]

• Lightish

• Spacious

• Packs small

• Synthetic

• 3 season warm (I get cold...)

• Cheapish

The oft quoted "Pick Two" definitely applies here.

[ScotRoutes]

As Stu says - a MH Lamina of the relevant warmth rating would be my suggestion. I have two - a zero rated Lamina 32 and a -18 rated Lamina 0. (numbers are rating in deg F)

[Specialist Hoprocker]

Thanks all, just found and extra long Lamina -9 on a dodgy looking French website at a knockdown price. So I ordered it.

Looking forward to a warm and comfortable night. Maybe.