In reply to Post #15
I will tell her it was your idea

In reply to Post #16
😂

In reply to Post #4
Wouldn't bother with heated bag something else when it goes wrong to send back keep it simple hot water bottles

In reply to Post #18
I've just bought one. Hot water bottle that is.

I've always suffered from getting cold and tried loads of bags in the past, the last one being the Gardner bag that some mention - found it really bad. I've currently got a Trakker 365 and it's the nuts.

I've not put the liner in the Trakker bag so far, it's been lovely and warm at 5 degrees. Without using the liner, and this being a pure guess on my part, having the liner in the bag when I first got it, I'd say that would go down to -10 or -15 no problem and still be warm.

I've just got the Avid heated bag and only used it for the one night. First impressions I'm quite impressed, a subtle heat but soon had to be switched off getting to warm. Used with a Anker 20.000 powerbank.
Found for the first time in a while I didn't have tight hamstrings after a fishing session, cause low bed etc. similar effect as a heated car seat. At 13 stone 5.10 i would advise anyone bigger go for the xl. Quite looking forward too cooler nights.

In reply to Post #18
A heated sleeping bag would be the last thing you would want to fail when fishing during the winter.

In reply to Post #9
I've got the Trakker oval v1 and it doesn't feel particularly small to me, I'm only 5'9" but do weigh in at 16stone
It's been plenty warm enough to date with the 3 season bag and thermal cover. Temps will have to drop a bit more before I'm tempted to fit the 5 season bag