Sleeping bags

[harlequin]

Yes, It's probably been done to death but a search on the forum brings up sporadic results (any post mentioning sleeping or bag!). So for a temperate (read - moist) climate, what is the sleeping bag I'd use the most.

 

[Dingo]

hi mate

check out the Nanok range, its the one most talked about on this forum, good bags and reasonably priced for the quality.

give Andrew at outdoorcode a call or check out the website, i think its

www.outdoorcode.co.uk

no involvement with them, just had a positive experience!

go for the -10 as you can always take a layer off, and if you are a hammock person somtimes they can be a little chilly!

Dingo.

 

[shaunmcdonald]

this is the cheapest i have found the nanok ones

http://www.genuinearmysurplus.co.uk/pages/products/detail/rowid=728

 

[Bushcraft4life]

Nanoks are very good for the price (the -10 used to be over a £100). But since Nanok are shutting their doors on the UK (or something like that) they have gone down to a ridiculous price. I would say get one while you can, the Nanok 0 has already gone from virtually all places on the net.

Jamie

 

[Northern Giant UK]

These polar/-15/supacool goretex ultrabags are ok for you lot but does anyone know of a good 3/4 season bag for us normal (over6 foot 6 ers) as most "normal" bags fit us like socks IE barely get em over my feet!

Kev

 

[Spacemonkey]

I think Rab do extra long length to order. Find their website and gove them a buzz. I'm 6'2" and fit fine in their normal size range.

 

[Jared]

http://www.phdesigns.co.uk/dyosleepingbag/version_choice.htm

Design your own sleeping bag. Seems togo upto 7' tall and 53" chest.

 

[Northern Giant UK]

Wow,
Thanx that's excellent, now all i have to do is re-mortguage the cat and I'm sorted
Seriously tho finally somewhere I can get a bag cheers!
:You_Rock_

Kev