Sleeping setup

[BobH]

I use the following and sometimes the ultralite cot as well. If it is really cold I use a very compact lightweight inner bag. Spent 24 years using mummy bags but now love the freedom of movement of the memo quilt. Sleep as well as at home.

http://www.nemoequipment.com/product/?p ... ated%2025L

http://www.nemoequipment.com/product/?p=Strato%20Loft

[moto al]

Decathlon ,sell down sleeping bags ,very good quality at a reasonable price . (thumbs) (thumbs) had one for 3 years no probs

[FAT MATT]

Mountain warehouse are selling their Everest down bags discounted by 50%.

Looks good spec. I can't vouch for it as I don't have one but I am considering it as a new purchase.

I use a self inflating mat and bivi bag no matter what the weather or tent and have some lightweight cots if it's more than a couple of night trip and in a bigger tent.

[AndyB]

... Skinny little runts getting into the bag naked will freeze to death hmy:

Have you been spying on me? (thumbs)

Regs

Simon

Nope. That's speaking from experience and knowing that if it's really cold my lack of body fat means I need a proper 4 seasons bag, an inner liner, an Exped air bed and merino wool thermals if I'm going to keep warm.

I've tried to sleep in some horribly cold places when I was doing a lot of mountaineering and always slept in full thermals, down socks, gloves and a fleece hat (thumbs)

[xengibez]

I use a helinox cot lite, a thermorest roll matt, and a UGQ quilt as I don't like sleeping bags. I supplement this with a fjallraven ovik blanket which is a very versatile bit of kit, this seems to cover most situations..

[-Ralph-]

www.booking.com

[Peirre]

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£500 goes a long way ........

[P4ulie]

summat i have noticed lately as iam getting more condensation in the tent or the static head is failing and mixture is getting through, esp on my 18 year old kiyam

steve

I think it's time to retire old faithful, I got 9 years out of my favourite tent & was happy with that.

The alpkit stuff is very good (using one of their down bags for 4 years) but also anything i've bought from Decathlon has worked well. I'd have a good look at both of them before blowing £500

[ollydog]

Decathlon ,sell down sleeping bags ,very good quality at a reasonable price . (thumbs) (thumbs) had one for 3 years no probs

hi al, the two iam using at the mo are from decathlon mid range stuff but two are warm, a little bulky and rotate

steve

[ollydog]

www.booking.com

£500 goes a long way ........

nice one ralph lol, thats when jan comes along

steve