Sleeping Bags - More than 1?

[Trunks]

I have an army arctic bag - the only sleeping back guaranteed to keep the missus warm all night!

A Nanok down bag rated to -5, it's excellent, but have just ordered a 3 season (-5) top quilt from Mat at Uk Hammocks, to save some space & weight


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[para106]

I sometimes use a Tesco Microlite down bag with a 3 season Vango job for Winter or the Vango & a fleece liner if its not truly baltic - works fine for me. I'm going to be buying a -15 job for our EBC Trek next November though, probably a Snugpac.

 

[East Coaster]

I use a Woodlore Golden Eagle for the winter. It's synthetic, around 2.5kg and is bloody huge (takes up about half my rucksack!) very cosy though.
For the rest of the year I have a 1Kg down bag which packs down very small. It's over 20 years old and still going strong,,,,ish

 

[Imagedude]

I've got PHD down bags with 300, 500 and 800g fill weights
2,3 and 4 season synthetic bags and a Buffalo Superbag. I do spend about 120 nights a year in a sleeping bag though.

 

[Squidders]

I have two - an issue jungle bag for the summer and an issue arctic bag for the rest of the time, in spring and autumn I just use it wide open like a duvet.

The winter one is bulky but I don't mind.