Hi my husband and i have always used individual sleeping bags but we now want a double to share, but not being the smallest people in the world we would rather have a king size bag, do any of you know any where that does them ?
Oh dear, imagine the potential stress involved each night with "To zip, or not to zip?"
When you're at home, you don't decide on a nightly basis whether or not to share surely? Either you do or you don't, Emma and her husband already have seperate bags for if they go away seperately at any time...
Quote: Originally posted by Volupturaptor on 21/5/2006
Oh dear, imagine the potential stress involved each night with "To zip, or not to zip?"
When you're at home, you don't decide on a nightly basis whether or not to share surely? Either you do or you don't,
Well, single bags are warmer, and the thought of being zipped up in a bag with my Hubby`s feet all night would send me screaming to the divorce courts, quite frankly! So the "will we, won`t we?" question works fine for us!
And at home, we have one bed, but two duvets, since you ask. Much more comfortable! So yes, we still decide on a nightly basis..."Shall we overlap, or not????"
Just thinking out the options for our original poster....
Quote: Originally posted by Valk_scot on 21/5/2006
Well, single bags are warmer You know what? I have what should be a very warm single sleeping bag, and yet I've still managed to be cold in it. By contrast, sharing body heat seems (to me) to increase it. (The HEAT!!)
And at home, we have one bed, but two duvets, since you ask. Much more comfortable! So yes, we still decide on a nightly basis..."Shall we overlap, or not????"
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Topic: king size sleeping bag
