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I can see that most people advise alpkit. But my problem is that I have to spent like 30 £ to get the sleeping bag to Denmark. I have to find a store which is cheaper or something.

Since you recommend the SH600. The Firewalker 1 has nearly same stats, but I spare nearly 40 £. Is the extra 2 degree that worth?

It sure is. But the firewalker 1 and the SH600 is nearly the same sleeping bag stat vise isn't it? But the Firewalker is around 40 £ cheaper. Due I have to ship the SH600 to denmark.

What about a Mountain equipment firewalker 1? I can get that for 49.6 £ in Denmark.

Thought so, but if I use a bivvy cover i guess I'll reduce the chance of getting my sleeping bag wet by a great deal. Is there an alternative to the SH400 or maybe a "buy bag and cover setup"? - the price is fine. I have used some military leftover bag before, but I don't know about the stats...

Ah, I see. I only need comfort temperature around 0C. The only thing I'm worrying about is the fact that my sleeping bag get wet. Is it a myth that goose down bags are hard to dry?

I'm not going to climb high mountains. Whats the difference between the sleeping bags you recommend and the summit sleeping bag (http://www.wynnster.com/catalogue.asp?category=Sleeping%20Bags&sub=Summit%20Series) ? Yours are like 3 og 4 times more expensive.

Looks very good, but I reside in Denmark. I have to get someone i UK to buy it and then sent it to Denmark. EDIT: Hm, it weighs 5 kg? or is it the weigh of a package?

I have woolen underwear and a linen bag, I thinking of getting a new "cheap" sleeping bag and a bivvy cover. As written before I travel to Switzerland this summer and Norwegian mountains in autumn. I don't know what comfort temp. the sleeping bag require when I got woolen underwear and a linen...

Well, I think it is a bit expensive, isn't there a model "under" like a 350 or something?. When the Mountain Equipment Lightline 450 has "a very water resistant shell" can I spare the bivvy cover or?

My trips are usually a week in the nature with backpack and I will carry all my stuff myself. Shewie: I think it's a bit warm even for Norwegian mountains in autumn, don't you think? I have a cocoon and planning to get a bivvy cover as well. I think comfort around 0/-5C is fine.

Hi there, I'm going to Switzerland this summer and looking for a sleeping bag which fits my needs. I've searched this forum for knowledge and threads where others were in same boat as I am. Unfortunately it seems that the sleeping bags which are advised are a tad more extreme than I need...