Came across these the other night and found them interesting...especially with hammocking in mind.. 
Is this the answer to hammock sleeping...?
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They've been talked about here a few years ago IIRC. Certainly be good for carrying in the car boot in case you get stuck for the night, easier to kip in the car with one rather than a sleeping bag?
These don't look as warm but are more 'bushcrafty' for use in winter with a sleeping bag
His and hers for at home
These don't look as warm but are more 'bushcrafty' for use in winter with a sleeping bag
His and hers for at home
Came across these the other night and found them interesting...especially with hammocking in mind..
Love that pic, both of them desperately pretending they don't look like knobs
Do people actually buy this sort of thing???
The onesy is the hight of fashion lads and lasses. Last scout camp I went on all my scouts wore then in the evenings. Very practical night wear. I dont own one though yet. They dont flatter the fuller figure
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Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I have a snugpak Weezle Extreme undersuit for diving and I'm planning to use it to augment my bag in winter.... Not that dissimilar... Except it's black, and doesn't have a hood... And is made by snugpak....
Nobody other than baby's should where a romper suit! Unless on a stag do or other hi jinks packed nonsense
His and hers for at home
I've seen it all now, baby sleepsuits for adults.
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These will soon be marketed as ''sniper suits'' no doubt.
There was a MVP softy all in one issued for NI mid90s onwards. Only problem is carrying the thing.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_dcdi--LdAeQ/Sa1sWd8j4pI/AAAAAAAAEBg/BGX_vc32JHc/s400/***.jpg
Tankies wore onesies for years...
I think these would take the effort out of getting into a sleeping bag in your hammock...of course you would need insulation under you that is a given..but i would quite happily sleep in one of these in my hammock...
I think these would take the effort out of getting into a sleeping bag in your hammock...of course you would need insulation under you that is a given..but i would quite happily sleep in one of these in my hammock...
You've not heard of onezies before? They're all the rage now
I've seen folk with them on once or twice, just thought it was fancy dress. This is why I don't follow fashion.
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