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23/4/2017 at 7:47pm
Location: Bootle Outfit: various tents & A steam train
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I have taken a fleecy blanket with me and when it has been really cold had it in the sleeping bag with me. Put it on top of the bag when just a bit extra is needed. On really warm nights just used the blanket.
Have also wrapped it around me when sitting out in the evening and it has been a bit chilly.
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23/4/2017 at 8:39pm
Location: County Kildare Irel Outfit: Tents
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The wife uses a carp fishing bag. Very warm. I have an ex army arctic bag and youngest daughter a Dutch army arctic bag.We have fleece liners for the winter.If it is too warm, we unzip.
Those bags are all massive so for backpacking the wife and I have 3 season down bags.
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24/4/2017 at 11:23am
Location: West Yorkshire Outfit: Karsten 350 CA FW RA :)
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We use 300 bags as they are good all year round as long as you add a good fleece blanket out of season. I think 400 bags would be far too hot in the summer. I had to throw my 300 bag off 3 nights last week as I was too hot
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27/4/2017 at 3:01pm
Location: County Kildare Irel Outfit: Tents
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Micro fleece liners are nice and upgrade the bag by quite a bit.
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28/4/2017 at 9:20pm
Location: Liverpool Outfit: Kaipak Coleman x2 Coleman coastliner4
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It might be useful to get a couple of closed cell foam mats to put under the sim. They'll give a fair bit of insulation between the air and the sleeper. It give you a bit of time to decide what combination is best for your kids. A couple of fleeces as others have suggested, will give you a decent layering system to cope with different weather conditions.
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