which sleeping bag

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which sleeping bag

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been looking at a new sleeping bag been advised on the rab acent 700 yes ino its lots of cash but keeps you warm & packs small any addvice app thanks gaz ??? :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
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Re: which sleeping bag

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where are you based as there is a Rab factory shop in alfreton just off J29 M1 with big savings. Got myself a down bag from there recently.
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Re: which sleeping bag

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im in newcstle upon tyne :woohoo:
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Shame as I got an ascent 700 for 140 quid which is a very good price.
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go out doors is £180 for the 700 & £200 for the 900 :woohoo:
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nearly bought the 900 at 160 quid but thought it would be too warm. Got to admit it is a comfy bag and the regular length fits me at 6'2 if that helps. Roomy too with a good pack size.
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Re: which sleeping bag

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thanks will have a think about it think ill get one as im off to ullerpool this weekend :lol:
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Yeah me too. If you dont mind pack size/weight then check out the echo range on amazon, cheap warm and roomy but big pack size.
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Re: which sleeping bag

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http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/Snugpak_Chry ... tAodqxIAFg

Realy good buy @ the moment.
A bit more bulky than the rab but a lot cheaper.
Great quality & used by the UK military.
Synthetic fill which is a lot more damp proof than feathers.
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Re: which sleeping bag

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picos mestizo wrote:http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/Snugpak_Chry ... tAodqxIAFg

Realy good buy @ the moment.
A bit more bulky than the rab but a lot cheaper.
Great quality & used by the UK military.
Synthetic fill which is a lot more damp proof than feathers.
+1 For this bag I used it at the last dragon rally, don't think I will take it to Ullapool it is a bit warm for this time of year (I hope)
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