i didn't think that gsm worked out!!!
i didn't think that gsm worked out!!!
2Kg is anything but light, it is positively heavy. Although compared to a cow it is light.
Martin
Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.
Not sure I would want to sleep in a cow though, might have slept next to a few but thats a different story
lol what should i be looking for, for a sleeping bag to use early spring to late autumn gsm wise i mean dont have a very large wallet eather!!!!!!!
down is the way to go if you have the cash...but keep them dry as wet down means a cold night....I use a kilosoft 1kg bag for summer and a Carinthia defence 4 bag 2kg for colder nights....weight doesnt bother me too much ...the Carinthia is very water repellent....and really warm and so can be used with a ground sheet and a tarp.
http://www.heinnie.com/Survival/Slee...-518-552-3804/
oh well try again
This is the bag I was using before my investment with the Rab down bag, Coleman Atom X 1400. Kept me warm in the tent at a stint in the woods in late February. Still have the bag and it will probably be used by my boy when he starts his hammocking ventures.
http://www.outdoorenthusiasts.co.uk/...-sleeping-bag/
This bag....can you use it in damp conditions well? without a bivibag over it?Originally Posted by cuppa joe
Warm, lightweight, cheap. You can have any two.
Martin
Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.
Although it states waterproof I would always use a ground sheet and tarp ...but as far as morning dew and damp it's fine.
They come up on ebay now and then and go for between £80 and £100 pounds .
oh well try again
warm and cheap will do at the mo!!!!
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