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Subject Topic: what bedding do u use?
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04/9/2009 at 11:45pm
 Location: Weegieland Scotland
 Outfit: SunValley 8
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Quote: Originally posted by Nina-uk on 03/9/2009
We are off to orlando in 2 weeks time and they have a good outdoor world there, i have just been on their website and seen this sleeping bag. it says it has a comfort rating of -10. We want to camp from early spring to autumn. Was thinking about getting 2 of these for us.


Hi. Remember that these things weigh 3.6 kgs each, are probably HUGE when packed, and are rated for -10 Farenheit. That's -23 Celcius. Not too many places in the UK that get anywhere near so cold in spring and autumn.

Good price, though. If you go to the shop, and flash a bus pass, or a cycling proficiency badge, or the like, they'll probably give you an extra discount.

They've also got a huge range of Magnum .44s, with bullets of all types, and secret chairs to nail half way up a tree, and loads of other stuff that we never see here.

I'd take an empty suitcase with me, and beware of the luggage allowance !

Serious point to remember - if you like what you see, and want to buy lots of heavy stuff, they'll ship to the UK for a flat charge of $40. Sounds a lot, but the savings on the purchase prices soon add up, and the excess baggage charges on most Cattle-Class-Airways are enough to make your eyes water.

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04/9/2009 at 11:46pm
 Location: Lancashire
 Outfit: tent
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Quote: Originally posted by James Bowen on 04/9/2009

Sleeping bag that can open up completely to use as a duvet if warm or sleeping bag as if cold - did both on the same trip (different nights) and a sheet on a 10cm high self-inflating mattres.

Sleping bags take up less space than equivalent warmth duvets and blankets.

 

 


And the OH can't pinch the covers.17


05/9/2009 at 7:34am
 Location: Cambs
 Outfit: Ford Duetto Autosleeper
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On our first trip for 30 yrs, we used sleeping bags in July, got cold feet and as I like my legs to have access to the air if I get hot, I hated it, we were also on individual lilo's.

So we brought a posh campingaz double air bed, and took our duck down duvet 8 togs, put one of the sleeping bags under the bed and we were as warm as toast, weather was atrocious outside but it was like being at home!

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08/9/2009 at 5:35pm
 Location: North Yorkshire
 Outfit: Holi * Perran 4 * Airedale 5
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We use foil backed picnic rugs on the ground, then the airbed.
On top of that I put thermal sheepskin topper (from Dunelm Mill) follwed by a fitted sheet.
We then use 3 season sleeping bags and if its really cold we put a fleece blanket over the top.

A nice mug of hot chocolate with a shot of brandy in it before bedtime also helps keep the chills at bay!!



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