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Ours is just stuffed into the under-seat locker (has a very big opening front - so quite easy). I don't leave it in there through all through the winter, but do all of the rest of the time.
I have found that a duck feather filled duvet squashes down much more than a polyester fibre one. The fibre one stayed 'springy' and was not as easy to pack into a small area, like the feathers. I've also only gone for a 10.5 tog one - which is plenty warm enough all year round and is of course less bulky than the 13.5 tog ones.
However, if you aren't using electric heating which you can leave on all night, then maybe the 10.5 tog wouldn't be enough in the chillier months.
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