Had a little look at Rab bags today and the down ones felt lovely.
So which down bags would you recommend? Am female, average build, always have cold feet in winter. We are getting Camplet so off ground, aim to camp March through early Oct.
I can't afford a rab. I'm also leary of down bags if damp is involved. Down packs up smallest but goes into mush when wet and needs to be kept clean.
If you are using a trailer tent why not go for one of the 5 season fishing bags. More room to move, fleece liners, toasty but weigh about 5 kilos. The best ones have a sleep system where you can zip in or out a layer depending on what season.
Otherwise a good synthetic mummy like the snugpak Antarctica.
Dr Tinkle I have a couple of Rab Ascent bags and although not cheap, they are outstanding. They offer 4 in the range from the 900 down to the 300. I have a 700 for winter use and a 300 for summer and lightweight backpacking.
A 500 with a liner would probably meet your expectations.
Completely different style of bag but the Outwell Camper Lux or (even warmer) the Camper Supreme! Super warm, and toasty bags and because they are square they have hip and wriggle room...
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We use fitted sheets and duvets in our Camplet, though there's not room for 8 pillows and 2 double duvets when it's folded up so the duvets don't stay packed inside all year round. With sleeping bags you'd be able to store those inside too.
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