Question - Sleeping bag purchase - anyone need one?

These are really good sleeping bags. Had mine since April and it's been underground a fair few times now, and never let me down. Packs up really small.

They are cracking for the price & less than half the size of a synthetic 4 season bag when fully compressed. I do find it a bit warm for underground but I sleep hot anyway so it's probably perfect for most people. Mine went pretty much everywhere including a winter Cairngorm's trip & I originally bought it in a rush as I didn't dry my previous down bag out properly so had to buy one quickly. Never bothered replacing it as it was so good.

Seriously, somebody get on board with this as you won't be disappointed. Just keep it stored uncompressed, loft it properly before you climb in, KEEP IT DRY & you'll be toasty in almost all conditions & have more room for alcohol in your bag

This is it on the left next to one of the smallest 1-2 season synthetic travel sleeping bags (now discontinued)

typical mate ive not long got an argos special

Im up for that. Needed a new one for a couple of years.

Cool, PM sent.

Adders tested his last night and it compressed to 20 x 15 x 15cm.

Sleeping bags are purchased, I also got a fleece liner for a tenner...






http://www.millets.co.uk/equipment/100122-eurohike-fleece-mummy-liner.html

Dammit, missed this. Any one else after spliting this?

Do it folks, this is the best bag for the money you'll get. As adders has found out, it packs much smaller than specified if you really compress it so my picture above isn't an optical illusion, it really is tiny for a genuine 4 season bag. It's not the most technical bag, & certainly doesn't contain that hydrophylic down you can get wet, but it's about 1/3 of the price of one of these bags & doesn't weigh much more. Plus if you can't keep it dry you're doing something wrong.

Someone get buying one with AndrewB before they bin the offer

Oxygen Thief said:

Adders tested his last night and it compressed to 20 x 15 x 15cm.

Sleeping bags are purchased, I also got a fleece liner for a tenner...






http://www.millets.co.uk/equipment/100122-eurohike-fleece-mummy-liner.html

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You do realise you're going to boil alive in that combination unless you're sleeping outside? I used a fleece liner in my 2 season bag for a late November camping trip & was more than warm enough.

No mate, I need that shit. I use an arctic Snugpak bag indoors !

Ah, you may be ok then, I boiled in a Snugpak jungle bag on a summer bivvy trip. Still try it without though as it's a properly warm bag. Better to leave a layer of clothing you're already wearing on rather than take the liner for packing light

Yeah I'll try it out underground here before we go.

I was more than warm enough in a season 2 bag in the cattas, you need help if you require a season 4 and a fleece liner ffs!