In reply to Post #287
Got same bag and mat with the aqua dpm cover and its perfect for me even in coldest of weather in the uk

In reply to Post #289
Cotswold quilted cover and the stud in fleece will be ordered soon as I like to be toasty warm if the temp drops below zero.

In reply to Post #290
Be nice if starts getting over bloody zero i wanted the cotswold one but could not find a dpm one

In reply to Post #290
Ok cool, early garden testing suggested that the bag seemed pretty warm on its own. But it was a balmy 6+👍

I know it's been a while since these bags came on the market, so what are the general feeling of them now they have had a fair amount of time on the bank being used by real people and not testers?

In reply to Post #293
have you read the thread?

In reply to Post #293
Love mine and well worth the money. I use it with a trakker underlay that attaches on the underside of the bedchair. I find it plenty warm enough and it is mega light. Highly rate anything I have bought from Snugpak.

In reply to Post #294
yes i did, but as the posts were quite old i just wanted to get an update on how the sleep system is performing before i shell out a load of cash for it.

In reply to Post #296
Try this one

In reply to Post #296
You will be just as warm in a bag half the price.

In reply to Post #298
Yup, but it'll weigh twice as much.

In reply to Post #299
And that is the absolute final word.

In reply to Post #299
But if you use a barrow who gives a ****

In reply to Post #300
Thanks gents,

At the end of the day we are all built differently and have different metabolisms.....to that effect there will always be people that are hot and some that are colder. As long as the system you choose for your own personal circumstances works for you then there is no wrong or right sleeping bag that fits all. I think this bag, with the addition of a cover in the harshest temps (Below -5) will be perfect for me. :-)

In reply to Post #301
That depends on how far you've got to push it!