fishfish Full Member Jul 29, 2007 2,352 5 52 wiltshire Apr 29, 2013 #1 anyone know how these equate to each other? is a 13.5 Tog duvet equivalent to 4 season etc?
L Lister Settler Apr 3, 2012 992 2 37 Runcorn, Cheshire Apr 29, 2013 #2 fishfish said: anyone know how these equate to each other? is a 13.5 Tog duvet equivalent to 4 season etc? Click to expand... Hasn't the sleeping bag industry moved away from seasons to the 3 tier (comfort/transition(?)/extreme) way of measuring with a min and max temp range? Tog is thermal resistance so i don't think you'll be able to work it out too easily. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tog_(unit) You could always email The Shirley Institute and ask.
fishfish said: anyone know how these equate to each other? is a 13.5 Tog duvet equivalent to 4 season etc? Click to expand... Hasn't the sleeping bag industry moved away from seasons to the 3 tier (comfort/transition(?)/extreme) way of measuring with a min and max temp range? Tog is thermal resistance so i don't think you'll be able to work it out too easily. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tog_(unit) You could always email The Shirley Institute and ask.
fishfish Full Member Jul 29, 2007 2,352 5 52 wiltshire Apr 29, 2013 #3 ive found it in the end , Summer: 15ºC to 8ºC / 3 to 5 TOG Spring/Autumn: 10ºC to 0ºC / 5 to 8 TOG Winter: 3ºC to -10ºC / 7 to 10 TOG Mountain: -5ºC to -20ºC / 9 to 12 TOG Polar/High mountain: -15ºC to -40ºC / 11 to 16+ TOG Source: Univ of Leeds
ive found it in the end , Summer: 15ºC to 8ºC / 3 to 5 TOG Spring/Autumn: 10ºC to 0ºC / 5 to 8 TOG Winter: 3ºC to -10ºC / 7 to 10 TOG Mountain: -5ºC to -20ºC / 9 to 12 TOG Polar/High mountain: -15ºC to -40ºC / 11 to 16+ TOG Source: Univ of Leeds