Sleeping and bivvy bag

[Lee Winger]

Hi guys, I'm after some advice. I'm after a good quality sleeping bag and bivvey bag, for some all night fishing sessions, I'd like it to be breathable, and warm thats about all.

 

Do any of you guys have a suggestion? I'd like to keep the price under £100 if I can..

 

Cheers chaps

[josharb87]

i got a trakker "big snooze" from the fishing shop in norwich near ketts tavern

lovely and soft fleece type lining, nice and big, cant remember howmuch i paid, but i do remember i told him i diddnt want to spend any more than (eg) £50 so he knocked £20 off sale price-top man!

[Bodean]

I have an outdoor research bivy bag, and it sweats on the inside.

 

Very important that the bag breathe,

I've spent some cold ass nights wet in my bivy bag.

[josharb87]

just had a look on net, mines about £40 now, but has kept me lovely n warm on the suffolk coast so-far

[Tom D]

I came across a roll of goretex in an army surpluss store, there was enouch to make 2 goretex bivvys. I marked them out and took them to a local seamstress who made a really good bivvy for pennies. I dont know if you can find a roll of goretex but if you can thats the way to go.

 

I have an Ajungilak bag which is very good.

[Lee Winger]

just had a look on net, mines about £40 now, but has kept me lovely n warm on the suffolk coast so-far

 

you using a bivvy bag too mate?

[Mick Stockbridge]

I keep a British army issue sleeping bag on my boat.Can honestly say its the dogs.

Edited December 26, 2008 by Mick Stockbridge

[bob]

I keep a British army issue sleeping bag on my boat.Can honestly say its the dogs.

 

so what do you use

[Mick Stockbridge]

so what do you use

 

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[bob]

Can honestly say its the dogs.

 

so what do you use if the dog uses that one

sorry to have to explain