Synthetic sleeping bag
Synthetic sleeping bag
Anyone got any recommendations for a non-down (she's veggie) 3 season sleeping bag that's packs up relatively small?
Re: Synthetic sleeping bag
Very pleased with our North Face synthetics. But the range has changed.
Jonathan
Jonathan
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I don't think any 3 season synthetic will pack down particularly small - that's still the domain of down bags. Can't give any specific recommendations I'm afraid as mine is over 20 years old and some obscure make (long boring story). I've looked the specs of modern ones and they don't seem to pack down any smaller than what I already have.
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Don't forget there is such a thing as ethical down...
S
(on the look out for Armageddon, on board a Brompton nano & ever-changing Moultons)
(on the look out for Armageddon, on board a Brompton nano & ever-changing Moultons)
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If you are concerned with the packed size of the sleeping bag you could always look at a 2 season bag and a liner
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tinribs wrote:Anyone got any recommendations for a non-down (she's veggie) 3 season sleeping bag that's packs up relatively small?
I imagine you probably have been told that down is a no, but if not do check as I know plenty of veggies who use down bags (I was a veggie for 12 years and never had any qualms about it). Veggie quite different to vegan.
Pete.
Often seen riding a bike around Dundee...
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The Sea to Summit range is worth a look, if a little expensive.
https://www.seatosummit.co.uk/products/sleeping-bags/
https://www.seatosummit.co.uk/products/sleeping-bags/
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I'd consider this from Snugpak.
https://www.snugpak.com/outdoor/softie-9
I have one - it's very nice though must admit that I haven't slept out in it yet - see my other thread on New Forest for hint on its first planned outing.
I got mine at a significant discount from Snugpak's base - it was a second though the fault doesn't compromise function.
Maybe other folks can offer more testing appraisals of it.
https://www.snugpak.com/outdoor/softie-9
I have one - it's very nice though must admit that I haven't slept out in it yet - see my other thread on New Forest for hint on its first planned outing.
I got mine at a significant discount from Snugpak's base - it was a second though the fault doesn't compromise function.
Maybe other folks can offer more testing appraisals of it.
Sweep
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I never quite follow people denying down but taking petrol based polyester.
John
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Oldjohnw wrote:I never quite follow people denying down but taking petrol based polyester.
I don't think the petrol suffered.
Sweep
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Sweep wrote:Oldjohnw wrote:I never quite follow people denying down but taking petrol based polyester.
I don't think the petrol suffered.
The rest of humanity and the animal kingdom suffer.
John
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Thanks for all the advice!