snugpaxk sleeping bag advice

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copper_head

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Feb 22, 2006
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Yeah I had one kept me warm, but not exactly toasty, on a very cold October night up on Kinder Scout. I was tent camping and using a Thermarest prolite, so I'd estimate the Comfort rating to be more like -2°C and when used in a tent. Build quality was ok although not to the same standard as the UK made bags.

Sold it on in the end as it was a bit on the small side for me.
 

GGTBod

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I haven't got that version i've got the Snupak Chrysalis 5 , the Snugpak bags are really well made, the one i have is too hot for anything expect below 10c camping and the coldest i've used it so far is at -4c and i was very toasty
 

GGTBod

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Damn that led light lol mine had one too, the very first time i stuck my bag in the washer i totally forgot it was there, i'd never even used the light and never got to use it
 

Quixoticgeek

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I had the Snugpak SF 1 and SF 2 bags until recently, their temp ratings are rather optimistic. Personally I'm avoiding them for now. I got myself a Mountain Hardware Lamina 35 for summer use and a Laminina 20 for winter use.

J
 

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