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Topic: Duvet campers-another cold question
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07/5/2016 at 8:56pm
Location: Kent Outfit: Karma Canvas 5m ZIG
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I think synthetic fibres are not good, they get me so overheated I get all sweaty and then cold. So we got layers of natural fibres like a wool duvet,cotton throw x2, cotton bedspread and silk and cotton throw.
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13/5/2016 at 4:41pm
Location: Tidbury Green Outfit: Swift Fairway SE 442
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I cant sleep in a bag, just keep getting tangled and trapped. They are the best thing for keeping warm though, well the good ones are. We use a couple of fleece blankets on top of the airbed, kept secured by a fleece topped fitted sheet. We then sleep under an opened out bag and have a couple of fleece blankets on standby. We never use EHU and get no condensation, if it get's a bit cold I wear a long sleeve T shirt and have a thinsulate hat (which I've never worn)
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