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Subject Topic: Double sleeping bags -where from???
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11/5/2005 at 5:02pm
 Location: Hants
 Outfit: Gelert Lokon Vario 6
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Just been to Argos and opted for the "Jeep" one as it was the thicker of the bunch (340gsm) for £39.99.

Couldn't use the £6 off voucher as it only applies to "Argos extra" items

Got a bad feeling that it isn't the same one you mentioned Red Riding Hood  I just hope its as warm as the one you have. (Gonna try it out in bed tonight  )

Thanks everyone for your help and advice-really much appreciated

Wayne



11/5/2005 at 5:07pm
 Location: Runcorn Cheshire
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trying it in beds, cheating get outside and try it in the shed,lol


11/5/2005 at 10:08pm
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LMAO

The sleeping bag is quite a bit wider than the shed or else i would......honest!



12/5/2005 at 12:35pm
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Well its now tried and tested-indoors atleast:

The bag itself seems a lot thinner than I would imagine a 340gsm one to be and to be truthful I expected it to be sweltering indoors, but it wasn't. We were nice and warm in it on top of the bed with a nice thick duvet underneath and the central heating turned low but in the background so I imagine it is gonna be bloody cold in the tent?!

The built in pillows are a nice touch but hardly worth bothering with, and the zips on each side are good to have but unzip themselves with the slightest movement. There are 2 straps at the bottom of the bag which when rolled up compress the bag to get it into the compression sack. The sack itself has 2 more straps to further compress the whole lot a little more-a good point me thinks.

All in all its not what I expected and doesn't really convince me its going to keep us that warm-it has some nice touches but I think we'll have to take a duvet as well, which was the whole point in getting a decent sleeping bag for in the first place so we don't have to take a cumbersome duvet!!!

And to top it all-we can't really take it back for a refund cos we have slept in it!

Bugger!!!!




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