In reply to Post #6
Hi,
I'm 6ft2 and 15stone. Since 5y I'm having a fox R2 camo bedchair which does its job.
There are priced £170 on angling direct at the moment. This would give you some margin to invest in a good sleeping bag
Hi,
I'm 6ft2 and 15stone. Since 5y I'm having a fox R2 camo bedchair which does its job.
There are priced £170 on angling direct at the moment. This would give you some margin to invest in a good sleeping bag
I've never had a 'sleep system'
Always a bedchair and a sleeping bag that does not attach to it.
Am I the only one nowadays?
Always a bedchair and a sleeping bag that does not attach to it.
Am I the only one nowadays?
In reply to Post #17
Same here
Same here
In reply to Post #17
Nope.
I've ditched the sleeping bag now and will do the summer with a bedchair cover and a Snugpak Jungle Travel Blanket.
Perfect for the summer and actually cuts down on the size of luggage that comes with me.
Nope.
I've ditched the sleeping bag now and will do the summer with a bedchair cover and a Snugpak Jungle Travel Blanket.
Perfect for the summer and actually cuts down on the size of luggage that comes with me.
In reply to Post #17
The Nash is my 1st one tbh. Always thought they were for fat old campers. But.. It's lighter than my old Wychwood tactical and separate Big Snooze, warmer, the bag doesn't move about and flop down in the mud and the bed is much firmer. For me the sleep system has been superior in every way.
The Nash is my 1st one tbh. Always thought they were for fat old campers. But.. It's lighter than my old Wychwood tactical and separate Big Snooze, warmer, the bag doesn't move about and flop down in the mud and the bed is much firmer. For me the sleep system has been superior in every way.