SMallest, lightest, cheapest sleeping bag rated to +5 degrees

[Sainty]

Just to add something else to this. Here are some reviews of the Tesco bag:

http://www.outdoorsmagic.com/forum/forummessages/mps/UTN/17074/URN/5/dt/4/srchdte/0/cp/1/v/3/sp/

It would appear that those who have actually bought one, and used it, seem to be quite pleased with them.

I'll leave you to decide if it's value for money.

Martin

 

[MK123]

Ive got a tesco bag,
use it as my spring/summer bag as it packs so small

very pleased with it, only used it in a tent tho
Great value for money in my opinion! 'edit' wow, just looked at link, they werent that price when I got mine as sainty also pointed out. Im not sure what else is available at that price. Still think it seems like a good bag and pack very small.

MK

 

[nickliv]

Looked at one today, i reckon it's worth a punt, particularly as i can use luncheon vouchers to buy it.

 

[Chambers]

The other half has one of these which I used after ruining my last bag, suprisingly its really good so I am going to get one myself. Its also really light and tiny

Try this one:

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-7415.aspx

Less than a kilo
Less than £40
Performs below 5 degrees

I've just bought 2 from the previous range and am looking forward to trying them out.

It would appear that you can get small, light and cheap.

Martin

 

[Ratbag]

I don't want to upset anyone, but there is a reviews link on the Tesco website with lots of comments about it being rather under-insulated.
Rat

 

[nickliv]

Well,after all that, I was drawn back to Mountain Equipment.

If it's not up to the job, it'll be taken to work on the 'sleepy' nightshifts to save the other, rather better bags.

http://www.outdooraction.co.uk/acatalog/Mountain_Equipment_Firewalker_Ultra_Light.html