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Wide Sleeping bag

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Apologies if this has been covered before , a search hasn't found anything on the site .

Basically I'm looking for a wide sleeping bag, so i can get my shoulders inside the bag :lol:

I've tried the local camping shops , spoke to DD hammocks about Jura XL bag , still no good .

I cant be the only person out there with this problem :?

Anyone found an alternative or a wide single person sleeping bag ?

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Snugpak elite with expandable baffle....
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I had one of these that I used once at the dragon rally , it was huge, you could get lost in it :mrgreen:

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Rab do extra large sizes - length and width. I've been using them for over 20 years, excellent quality but top end price.
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GoOutdoors have a selection.
I bought an Outwell Campion Lux double to use in my camper van for £30 last week. Not showing on their website anymore for some reason although they'd loads in the Blackburn branch.
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Thanks for swift responses , looks like I've got some options to look at

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Coleman big basin is the answer, I’ve had exactly the same problem and this solves it.
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Tramp wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2017 1:04 pm Snugpak elite with expandable baffle....
I second this and the sleeping quilt option for when it is not too cold. I am 6ft2 and 15 stone but have bags (pardon the pun) of room in my elite with the baffle. In the summer I prefer a down quilt as it is easy to throw it off when too warm.
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Tramp wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2017 1:04 pm Snugpak elite with expandable baffle....
Exactly
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