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In reply to Post #44
I still use a thermal cover over the Gardner bag when it's really cold. I must be a bit of a lightweight!
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In reply to Post #42
Gardner bag, sim and trakker rlx superlight bed for me... Comfy and warm
The sim makes a huge difference in comfort levels, plus the Gardner bag is the warmest I've had...
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In reply to Post #42
That's good enough for me then! Got the tactical standard just looking for a warmer bag
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| | | Belch | | Posts: 4134 |  | | MODERATOR | |
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In reply to Post #41
. . .ditto. That is exactly my set up - with added SIM and a massive Trakker pillow its perfection!
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In reply to Post #40
I have found the perfect bed combination for me,wychwood tactical x standard size,sim underneath a gardner carp duvet compact...absolutely perfect set up as i like a firm bed.
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| | | Belch | | Posts: 4134 | | | MODERATOR | |
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In reply to Post #34
. . .also test drove the compact for a quick 24hrs yesterday . . .brilliant bag - much better than my old Fox Ventec lite.
More foot-room and less 'sweaty' / more breathable. Unbuckled the inner layer and slept on top of that under the top layer only . . .comfy and spacious - fits Wychwood Tactical X Standard bedchair perfectly . . .
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In reply to Post #37
Same m8,great bag,decent zip aswell,👍😎
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Custom Carp Products do a bag or will make u one up if needed...
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In reply to Post #34
I bought a gardner waterproof carry bag for mine plus one and fits in perfect. The only downside is the bag i 1 meter long when the bag is in it, so its not very compact. It was very reasonably priced as well at £22 and very well made.
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In reply to Post #35
Haha Yes used it without the Inner Last week but last night in the Lashing Rains and storms i left in it but it was Still to hot so had it unzipped.
So still need a bag for it.
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| | | Jon | | Posts: 4271 | | |
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In reply to Post #34
You've been using it with the winter layer attached in August?
You must wake up a stone lighter in the morning.
Mine lives in the bedchair from September till June, then it's in the garage.
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In reply to Post #33
Bought the compact version (Its still massive) of this and used it for 4 nights So far. . My god its warm with the extra layer in. Superb piece of kit.. down side the stufff sack is poor. Ive stuffed mine back in but the stitching is already going on the seams..
Can anyone recommend a replacement bag for it. To live in.
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In reply to Post #30
From memory I think I'd did come out in two or three pieces but I managed to get it out of the original hole I made.
Worth the effort of fiddling about for a few minutes because it's a vast improvement imo👍
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In reply to Post #31
Would this bag be idea for the winter months, got a ventec lite atm with cover for the winter but it's not up for the job
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In reply to Post #13
I’ve had one of these a season or so now, bought for when I take the dog, ended up using it all winter as I couldn’t be arsed to get my other out and get it washed. Great bit of kit for me, about as good a carp fishing sleeping bag as your money will buy. Doesn’t come anywhere near the ecu modular sleep system for warmth, but there isn’t an angling inspired sleeping bag out there that ever will. Good bag for the money, I’d recommend.
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