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We have just bought in Millets sale on their 2 for 1 deal two of the Adventurer 300 bags with one of the broadest (independently assessed) comfort temperature ranges we've seen: -2 degrees to +25 degrees, and an extreme of -15 degrees. They are mummy bags, with a good hood, shoulder cowl, zip baffle, 2-way zip and even a small hidden pocket. We zip ours together to make a double (only the foot sections are then separate - you need one right hand zip and one left hand zip version to do this). Tried them camping a few weeks ago and they are much warmer and lighter weight than our 6 year old Vango Wilderness 350s.
Millets also have a new loyalty card with initial purchase discount - so for £50 bags we paid just over £20 each - bargain! Also managed to buy a 3rd from someone who had done the same deal and was selling the second on eBay... fantastic result!
Helen
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Topic: sleeping bags
