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Well, the Sprayway Endeavour 350XL arrived and it is a beauty. The bag it came in was about the size of my 5 man tent bag...not exactly a stuff sack but the material is so thick I doubt it would fit into a stuff sack! The sleeping bag is big enough for at least 3 people which will come in handy if I ever join the Swingers Club. Very warm although only tried in my living room in temperatures of about 21c but (there has to be a 'but' doesn't there) the blooming zip is awful!

I unzipped the bag completely in order to make sure there was no damage inside and it took me the best part of 15 minutes to get it zipped back up again. I don't know if it is catching on the material or whether it just needs to be worn in.

So...I will open another thread on how to lubricate a sleeping bag zip

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Decent sleeping bag zips have a stiffener band behind them to stop snagging...

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Use silicone spray or a candle...for non decent zips.....

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Quote: Originally posted by Ewen c on 27/9/2018
Decent sleeping bag zips have a stiffener band behind them to stop snagging...

Thank you. It seems to have a stiffener on one side but a draught baffle on the other and that is made of a very soft material which can snag if not careful. If you check out my other thread I think the main problem was bits of loose thread catching in the zip...had to go along the entire length cutting the loose ends off!

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Quote: Originally posted by Caligula on 27/9/2018
Use silicone spray or a candle...for non decent zips.....

Thank you...I have used lip balm and that seems to have helped but if I get further problems I will try the silicone spray

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Or just run a candle along it. You don’t want silicone spray to get onto your bag.

My partner did for his sleeping bag zip due to careless misuse and then made it worse by spraying WD40 on it which went all over his bag.

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Quote: Originally posted by DeborahTurner on 27/9/2018
Or just run a candle along it. You don’t want silicone spray to get onto your bag.

My partner did for his sleeping bag zip due to careless misuse and then made it worse by spraying WD40 on it which went all over his bag.

The silicone spray might not be harmful because it is for waterproofing clothing... but WD40?

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