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Subject Topic: Winter sleeping bag Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonMaver
06/1/2008 at 9:50pm
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need to find a warm winter sleeping bag BUT it also needs to be BIG, not a mummy style bag more a double size bag.....

price is not a problem as long as it's not stupid.......

got any pointers?????



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PersonJK98
07/1/2008 at 1:20am
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Hi Maver, Can't answer your question, but I'll bump your post back up to the top, so hopefully someone will see it who will be able to help you

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I think what I would do is get myself a Vango Astral 350XL (which is a big bag) and then get a liner for it.  That way you have a sleeping bag you can use year round.

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Personhappybonzo
07/1/2008 at 9:37am
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Anything with Down will be good. Mountain Equipment make some with an elasticated section in them. The idea works very well.


PersonRomaway
07/1/2008 at 11:36pm
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I also find that decent night clothes are essential and although not glamorous, fleecy pyjamas are essential in winter as sometimes one needs to get up in the night (if you get my drift) and we have a van!!!


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PersonMaver
08/1/2008 at 11:14pm
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thanks for the help folks

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Persontallman
14/1/2008 at 11:27am
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I use a Nash Frostbite Extreme Bag. It has plenty of room (I am 6' 3"). It is very warm and can be used with a breathable waterproof outer for sleeping outside.It is about 3 times more bulky as a normal sleeping bag. It is made for Carp fishermen who can snuggle down at night waiting for their bite detectors to go off. Try Googling Nash Frostbite Extreme.


PersonDomino666
14/1/2008 at 1:54pm
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Vango Nitestar 300 XL, it is a extra large single bag at 110 cm wide all the way down and it is also a 3 season bag so suitable for those cold nights, I think you may be able to zip two of them together to make one massive King size bag.

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