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Subject Topic: Children`s fleece sleeping bag liner Post Reply Post New Topic
Personvicki.mac
10/3/2012 at 1:14pm
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Hi all, does anyone know where I can find some fleecey sleeping bag liners for my daughters? All I seem to be able to find are cotton ones and silk ones!

Also does anyone else have these and do they make a difference at all?

Thanks in advance


Personpoppy.dog
10/3/2012 at 1:55pm
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Just buy a cheapie blanket and let them wrap up in it inside the bag, or put a seam in yourself if really necessary.

Liners make a big difference, but I prefer silk as fleece ones make my hair all static!

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PersonZeelees
10/3/2012 at 1:56pm
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I make ours..a cheap fleece sewn down the side and along the bottom.£1 each.(primark or supermarket)

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PersonKarenina
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We got some a couple of years ago from asda. Not sure if they've had them in since but they've been great. Think they're actually adult ones but we just tuck the excess down the bottom.


PersonLewLincs3
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We don't bother with a liner for our 5 yr old's sleeping bag - what we do instead is pop a fleecy sleep suit on over the top of his pjs, he always sleeps like a log and is toasty warm.

How old are they? Maybe this would this be an option?

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PersonCamping nutcase
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I would simply use a fleece blanket - far easier to add/remove as needed.    Often I have started with a fleecy blanket wrapped around me - remove it when I got too warm, only to add it back in the wee hours when the temperature has dropped.   Or simply added it on top of my sleeping bag as an extra layer.


Personnewnatjj
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Hi :)

We got a couple of fleece sleeping bag liners for our two kids and seemed to make a difference, got them from:

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/hi-gear-fleece-mummy-liner-p143957

Happy Camping :)


Persondiddle
09/4/2012 at 9:16am
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We got ours from primark!

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Personmalaika
09/4/2012 at 1:18pm
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Just back from camping this weekend and can't reccommend the Hi Gear fleecy liners enough.  We'd bought them specifically to take camping this Easter, and were really toasty inside them and our 2 season sleeping bags. 

We took a digital garden thermomenter with us to keep an eye on the overnight temperatures, and were delighted to see that we felt warmer with temperatures of only 7.8 degrees than we'd been last summer!! 

They come in a Left or Right hand zip to match your sleeping bag so make sure you get the correct combination!



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