As far a quality goes, I can't speak of the sleeping bags. I do have a Hunka bivi and a Gourdon bag, both of which are built to a high standard, seem very robust. Of all the reviews ( which you can find on their site ) there really isn't much complaining at all.
I've written a review of the 800 version in the review section on this forum, this bag should be identical but with 400g less down.
Alpkit are based in Ilkeston, which is quite close to the village where I live. Knock on the door this morning and there's a bloke there with my roll-mat, apparently he lives in the same village as me and decided to drop the mat off
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Right you two, we are all expecting reviews of the mats. Pictures of people jumping up and down on them are optional. Please no mating pictures either... *shudder*My kip mat just arrived
What he said. There's probably a knack to blowing it up and taking a breath without some air coming out again (unless it's keeping your mouth clamped on the valve and breathing through your nose as I can't do that).Ok then, it was well packed, came with the two straps and a bag to keep it in, a great shade of olive green, and was a bugger to first inflate !
Valve seems solid, no leaks, and is nice and comfy to lie on. When i take it out camping/hammocking, i'll get back to ya
Oh yeah, its the reg airic, and its about 6' ish tall
and I found it well comfy.
