I currently use a Gardner crash bag but the bugger isn't warm enough when the temps drop
During the night , I have an old trakker fleece cover but don't want the added weight
Can anyone recommend a light , non fleece cover , it dosnt have to be waterproof
During the night , I have an old trakker fleece cover but don't want the added weight
Can anyone recommend a light , non fleece cover , it dosnt have to be waterproof
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I recently won a Sonik Sk Tek thermal cover, I'd no need for it so I gave it a mate who'd complained about been cold in his Nash SS3, he loves it. Very warm, decent sized and reasonably light at 1.5kg.
It's basically a hollow fibre filled sheet, about an inch thick, can't attest to it's waterproofness or breathability but I'm sure it's fine for most situations. Think they retail for around £50.
I recently won a Sonik Sk Tek thermal cover, I'd no need for it so I gave it a mate who'd complained about been cold in his Nash SS3, he loves it. Very warm, decent sized and reasonably light at 1.5kg.
It's basically a hollow fibre filled sheet, about an inch thick, can't attest to it's waterproofness or breathability but I'm sure it's fine for most situations. Think they retail for around £50.
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Snugpak jungle blanket
Snugpak jungle blanket
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does the jungle blanket clip on to the bed frame,was looking at them online last week
does the jungle blanket clip on to the bed frame,was looking at them online last week
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Cult Tackle cover very warm and lightweight pack down
size
It has a fleece inner tho but if very light in weight about half of my old trakker
Cult Tackle cover very warm and lightweight pack down
size
It has a fleece inner tho but if very light in weight about half of my old trakker
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Gardner bed cover
Gardner bed cover
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It does if you get army Andy to incorporate with one of his Goretex bedchair covers 👌🏼
It does if you get army Andy to incorporate with one of his Goretex bedchair covers 👌🏼
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Well impressed with my gardner bedchair cover.
Well impressed with my gardner bedchair cover.
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Still use a Trakker Armo Sleeve, the best out there by far, discontinued a long time ago tho.
Still have a spare one tho 😉
Still use a Trakker Armo Sleeve, the best out there by far, discontinued a long time ago tho.
Still have a spare one tho 😉
I've got an aqua cover which certainly helps in the cold of night, I've been out for 3 nights using that and my Morpheus 4 which is a 4 season bag.
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Gardner Bedchair cover is the daddy and yes i have tried most covers om the msrket
Gardner Bedchair cover is the daddy and yes i have tried most covers om the msrket
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Got to say I like my Gardner one fantastic
Got to say I like my Gardner one fantastic
Another vote for the Gardner cover. I too have used a few others previously and recently acquired one of these for the collection. So far, I'm very impressed. It's a great size and very warm.
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Thanks for the replies might as well use old geezers hand me downs
Thanks for the replies might as well use old geezers hand me downs
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I have the snugpak jungle sleeping bag,a one season big..it zips all the way around to turn it into a blanket..
I use mine inside an original aqua sleeping bag,I've not had many problems keeping warm..
On Friday,I forgot it,I won't make that mistake again,as it froze at 3am in the valleys,I was very cold.
I have the snugpak jungle sleeping bag,a one season big..it zips all the way around to turn it into a blanket..
I use mine inside an original aqua sleeping bag,I've not had many problems keeping warm..
On Friday,I forgot it,I won't make that mistake again,as it froze at 3am in the valleys,I was very cold.