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I know your looking for advice, but Can I ask what you thought of the Woodford golden eagle? Sent from my Surface Pro 3 using Tapatalk

Are they selling the adaptor? Didn't see it on their site. It's certainly a good solution if you have the traveller stove with 4" flue . I had no issues at all with the reduction to 2" with regard to draw on fire etc. if you can hack something yourself , go for it! Sent from my iPhone using...

Ok so a bit of an update on the traveller stove and the flue tent guard as mentioned earlier. As I had just received the flue sleeve a few days before we departed on our trip I was unable to test it in advance ..something I usually do before i go... But it was specifically made for my traveller...

Thanks for that..... I saw the Jura and would be interested to know how people got on with it. To be honest it was the price that put me off... Too cheap to be solid quality???? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

That's hilarious.... I think..... Point taken.... I think I would buy new anyway Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sorry Broomstickize, just seeing your post now.....usually the cold spot is on my sides. I have used therma mats but find they slip. I did buy a snugpack underquilt which is good, bit to be honest carrying a bag and an underquilt is a pain. Just wondering if there's a bag to do the job of both...

That's a very nice prize, where did you win it? I think you'll love it Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Had to google it... But got it!... Thought you were referring to my educational standards 😉

I did subsequently noticed the rating I was looking at included the two bags together... Thanks for the heads up

Hey Carl, I used a piece of 6 inch pipe from another stove flue I had and just slid it over the traveller flue and screwed it in place. Anevey have now brought out a1meter piece of flue which has a guard welded on to it.its a heavy duty bit of kit as with all the traveller stove accessories...

Denture tabs did the trick.... Thanks

Thanks berretta63... Will take a look

Julia, just checked this one out and it could be the one, under 2kg, small pack size and rate to -15... Central zipp too.! Have you had it out in sub zero temps? Thanks Gearoid

Great site... I might have been a bit quick to say price not an issue..... €1k+ for a bag!!, maybe if your going up Everest...... I'd say €500 my limit Thanks for the recommendation

Looks an amazing bag, thanks for the pointer

Thanks for all the replies folks..... I'm happy to spend to get quality... I consider it an investment as I'm out usually once a month..... Weight is not a major issue as I don't tend to do much hiking 2kg is probably fine. I'll certainly check out some of the recommendations. Does anyone rate...

Hi, just wondering if anyone can recommend a quality 4 season bag. I have a preference for down despite its short coming if it gets wet. I currently use a north face green kazoo but find on very cold nights in a hammock I can get cold spots ...even with an underquilt! I know I'm probably a bit...

Cheers Cromm

Thanks Baggins, frontier is good stove . Any stove transforms a tent, in my opinion a worthwhile investment...

Muffinski I would still highly recommend the stove. I would look for a discount in lieu of warming plates. .also I just recently bought a spark arrester which I will use instead of the cowl. It's well made but I haven't used it yet so can't comment on functionality. But it will fit inside the...