Please can someone advise me of some good sleeping bags that I can buy for about £25 to £30. I have only been into camping for a few months, so I don't know much about it all, But I only intend to use the sleeping bag in the summer.
Currently I'm using a £10 Sleeping bag from argos, But I found this to be really uncomfortable, and because It's nylon it doesn't breathe, so I wake up really damp.
hi it also pays to get some sleeping bag liners we have two double polyester typ and 4 youth hostle typ with built in pillow covers from ALDI stores when they are in stock a bargain at about £4 ,99 each we have a set of each in the caravan and same in the camping box ,
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We have Gelert escape 300SQ bags and are happy with them ,especially as they were only around £12 from winfields!! Still take blankets and liners just incase tho!
Quote: Originally posted by Dan666 on 14/07/2005
Currently I'm using a £10 Sleeping bag from argos, But I found this to be really uncomfortable, and because It's nylon it doesn't breathe, so I wake up really damp.
Unless the nylon is proofed to be wateproof, which is very unusual in a sleeping bag, most all sleeping bags breath quite well so if you wake damp it may just be too warm for you.
Sleeping bags that have a plain nylon inner can feel a bit clamy and sticky, and a cotton liner can make them feel a lot more comfortable,
Depends on when and how you camp - I prefer to use bags (not the most expensive ones) which have poly cotton outer/ inner - less sweaty and add a small fleece blanket for extra warmth.
We're taking a 4 tog lightweight duvet + cover to France with us in 13 days( and counting!!) time.
A lot of this is down to your ownb personal preference -I don't like mummy bags but had socks, hat and jumper if it's too cold.
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Topic: Sleeping Bag Help Please
Still take blankets and liners just incase tho!
