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11/1/2009 at 1:21pm
Location: Derby Outfit: Outwells Hartford XL Montana 6
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Quote: Originally posted by u400jb9 on 11/1/2009
What make is you `sucking air pump `please? We have bought the vacum bags wen we moved and like the idea.
Although, they can reduce the tog rating of sleeping bags apparently
I got a fab pump last year from Asda - it has different nozzles and sucks and blows. It was only £5 odd - they are doing the same for just £6 this year - I have seen the exact same thing for over £20 and on more than one occasion!
I had not thought about the pump for the vacubags so thanks! I had been looking for the bags that you can 'roll' the air out of and they are like rocking horse poo!
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11/1/2009 at 7:16pm
Location: Milnrow Rochdale Outfit: Esvo Bedouin 240 Cabonon Guadolupe
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We used a small holdall each for clothes, which use to go at the bottom of each bed so you could find your clothes, was murder with a couple of bags between us, you could never find what you where looking for, also when your bag was full that was it, the side zip pockets where good for the kids to keep there game boys as small stuff so they always knew where they where.
A bucket with lid for nightime use and the gas bottle use to fit inside for travelling, also would take 2 tables, one for the cooker and one to eat off and play games.
Hot waterbottles, can sit cuddleing one in the evening if its cold and then refill before bed and rap your nighthings in it to warm them and your sleeping bag up, dont underestimate how cold it gets at night better to take to much sleeping stuff than not enough, the kids use to sit on the quilts on the back seat as we use to take them as well as sleeping bags early and late in the season.
We use to have a solar light that was like a rock, we used it at night to give enough light to use the bucket and if the kids woke up it wasn't pitch dark, didn't take up much room and was very usefull, just have to remeber to put it ourside in the morning.
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