Sleeping bag?

[Sam Thompson]

On the hunt for a new 3+/4 season bag for my autumn and winter trips. Need a big one as i'm about 6'2, and still growing.

 

Packing space/weight isn't a big thing as its more for canoeing. Warmth and space inside (lots of it) are the two big ones.

 

 

Price range is up to £200-£250 if its right, but cheap as possible otherwise

 

 

Sam

[Paul Smith]

Anjulak synthetic very good! Down is excellent but canoes mean water and down is crap when it's wet!

[Sam Thompson]

Anjulak synthetic very good! Down is excellent but canoes mean water and down is crap when it's wet!

 

Have you got a link mate? Can't find anything on google

[j warwick]

Try a trakker 365 its a carp fishing sleeping bag very good. The outer skin is waterproof and the added bonus of a crash zip just in case you get caught short!

[hardtop110]

Have a look at the alpkit stuff.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Mountain Equipment Snowline / Iceline.

[Paul Smith]

Here is one I found, no link with the shop.

 

http://www.outdoorkit.co.uk/product.php?product_id=6505

 

Mines bright orange and I can't remember the model but it kept me warm at the bottom of the Hindu Kush!

[john k]

Have a look at the alpkit stuff.

 

I've got an Alpkit sleeping bag and I'm really pleased with it. It's extra long so for the first time ever I've got a bag that fits properly!

 

They are down though, so you'd need to be careful to keep it dry.

[Sam Thompson]

Cheers lads,

 

Looked at ME because I like their stuff TCD, but too pricey.

 

 

Ajungilak

Mountain Hardwear

Alpkit

 

 

Are the options so far

[felixthelogchopper]

I'm 6ft 5 and have an army surplus Arctic bag which is nice and roomy. I think they might do a couple of different lengths but hopefully somebody better informed than I can confirm/deny this