I have seen this on a few websites and it is a 400g fill but could you tell me if it is any good. Other half is always freezing no matter how many clothes and blankets she has on.
It says on the Go Outdoors website that it has a comfort rating of +14 to +10 degrees c so I'd say it was more of a 2 season bag. I feel the cold like your other half does and wouldn't have anything lower than a 3 season one myself. Have you looked at the Vango nitestar 350? I have had the older version of these and it was great for me.
Another one for the Vango Nitestar. I'm just like your other half even when its hot I have extra clothes with me. Got my Nitestar 250 last year took winter PJs away and ended up sleeping in shorts and a vest still moaning I was to hot!
Vango's for me as well. I have the Nitestar bags which are very roomy and quite warm although we always use cotton liners with ours, saves washing the bags. This is the one I use and it is comfort rated between 3 and 20 degrees. If you use a liner I think that would be the same as 2 and 20 degrees. In a good summer you may find this bag too warm.
------------- Nigel
March 2012 - Dove Meadows
6th July Moving to Hayle
Hi, i use outwell 1300 and so does my son (7years), we both love them and they have good temp ratings. You could always get the 1600 both are reduced on go outdoors.
Hope this helps..
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Topic: Outwell Cloud 1000 Sleeping Bag
