After a new sleeping bag, opinions on these 2

[edward1m]

or any other suggestions keeping it around the £30 - £45 mark, ideally a three season one anyway have a look.


http://www.blacks.co.uk/activities/107636-blacks-quantum-300-3-season-sleeping-bag.html

or


http://www.blacks.co.uk/activities/102309-vango-horizon-sleeping-bag-red.html


cheers

 

[petrochemicals]

dear barry,

persoally I would buy a lightweight synthetic,

vango ultralight

mountain hardware lamina

they are more expensive but worth it.

Gelert do a cheaper lightweight one. But remember how tall you are when purchacing.

Unless you're in a position to care for a feather down bag, ie nice big tent etc you will rot the feathers quickly. Millets had a euro hike one going cheap a while ago.

Edit:

just had a thought, snugpak do some nice lightweight ones I think they're the "Softy" range.

If you try ebay you may get one of the above cheap

 

[Ben98]

How about a snugpak sleeper extreme or lite?
There both nice bags for a very good price

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[blacktimberwolf]

How about a snugpak sleeper extreme or lite?
There both nice bags for a very good price

+1 for the Sleeper Xtreme.....................they arn't light weight though & very bulky......they do come in various colours if you're not keen on green. http://www.cadetfactoryshop.co.uk/acatalog/Snugpak_Sleeper_Xtreme_Sleeping_Bag__35.25.html

 

[HarrogateTobias]

hey. I have a hardly used sleeper extreme if you want it. I upgraded to a snugpak softie 12

 

[leon-1]

Neil1 bought a Highlander Phantom a couple of years ago, it was suggested to him by Kev at Endicott's. I know that he's been very impressed by it and carries it more than he carries his ME TDS. He actually says that the phantom is a better bag than the TDS in many aspects and that's not taking into account the cost, once the cost is taken into account it's a no brainer.