Sleeping Bags
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Sleeping Bags
Hello there. Wondered if anyone could recommend a very compact sleeping bag for 2/3 season use; I have a mountain hard wear Lamina which I struggle to get in my front harness with a sleeping mat. Under £200
Ideally!
Ideally!
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Re: Sleeping Bags
This has to be the bag deal of the month
https://rockrun.com/collections/sleepin ... tom-28f-2c
Or if you're a cold sleeper and want to push into winter
https://rockrun.com/collections/sleepin ... ame-15f-9c
https://rockrun.com/collections/sleepin ... tom-28f-2c
Or if you're a cold sleeper and want to push into winter
https://rockrun.com/collections/sleepin ... ame-15f-9c
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I can attest the bottom one is like a fekin sauna
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I'm so tempted....middleagedmadness wrote:I can attest the bottom one is like a fekin sauna
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can people stop promoting these I am skint after buying a bike and hoping one is available when i get paid [ middle of the month for some reason]
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Thanks for this.
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I keep looking cant decide if one will be too warm and one will be too cold lol I currently own a vango light weight thing I think said comfort about 8deg that was cold in summer and a snugpak softie 9 comfort of -5 iirc that works well for me but hot in summer though doh.. .
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The warmer of those two bags appears to have a very long zip though - so it could be opened up over you in warm weather like a quilt.
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I've got the phantom spark if you want any info on it. I got it earlier this month just not been out yet due to work and farm commitments.
Packs down great lofts up nicely and the zip is nice and long too so it can be opened up if it's too warm
Packs down great lofts up nicely and the zip is nice and long too so it can be opened up if it's too warm
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Tried it on the winter event ended up butt naked with my Bivi bag pointing into the wind to cool downBorderer wrote:The warmer of those two bags appears to have a very long zip though - so it could be opened up over you in warm weather like a quilt.
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Thanks all. I suspect the phantom spark will be too warm based on comments! I’ll be using from March onwards. I guess it’s preferable to be too hot than too cold though!
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If your spending in that region have a look at cumulus ,I've a 250 quilt what I used from march to December last year ,if you don't want a quilt have a look at their bags , I was a bit suspicious of quilts before I tried one but honestly it's the best bit of kit I've bought ,cold tie it round your mat too warm leave it loose and flop it off like a duvet at home ,would have bought a 450 for winter if the wife hadn't bought me the MH flameTomwoodbury wrote:Thanks all. I suspect the phantom spark will be too warm based on comments! I’ll be using from March onwards. I guess it’s preferable to be too hot than too cold though!