Hi All,
Any reccomendations on a sleeping bag for around 100 quid.
Ideally would like one that is 3-5 season. I've seen the trakker duotexx online but not seen many reviews on it.
Anyone got any reccomendations
cheers
Any reccomendations on a sleeping bag for around 100 quid.
Ideally would like one that is 3-5 season. I've seen the trakker duotexx online but not seen many reviews on it.
Anyone got any reccomendations
cheers
If you can stretch to 120 then Gardner carp duvet will meet your needs...
Excellent bag, versatile with the removable inner, very warm as a 5 season bag, easy to move in non fleece, waterproof, not needed to use my bedchair cover since I had this bag and I fish all year... Well worth a look in my opinion
Excellent bag, versatile with the removable inner, very warm as a 5 season bag, easy to move in non fleece, waterproof, not needed to use my bedchair cover since I had this bag and I fish all year... Well worth a look in my opinion
Cyprinus have a few on offer. Good value for money.
In reply to Post #3
Gardner camo bag is good
Gardner camo bag is good
Second the gardner bag. Ifs superb if you can stretch to an extra £15.
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Stuart do you use one with your Solar bedchair? If yes, how does it fit as the bag dimensions and blurb suggest it is suitable for standard size bedchairs despite it's ‘Compact' name? The Solar, advertised at 205cm in length, falls more in line with other compact bedchairs. Is it a bit long or a perfect fit? Thanks.
Stuart do you use one with your Solar bedchair? If yes, how does it fit as the bag dimensions and blurb suggest it is suitable for standard size bedchairs despite it's ‘Compact' name? The Solar, advertised at 205cm in length, falls more in line with other compact bedchairs. Is it a bit long or a perfect fit? Thanks.
thanks very much for the replies. I'll check them out
In reply to Post #1
my old trakker peachskin is hanging on for dear life - ive been researching and the cyprinus magmatex seems to get good reviews - and very competitively priced.
my old trakker peachskin is hanging on for dear life - ive been researching and the cyprinus magmatex seems to get good reviews - and very competitively priced.
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I got the cyprinus magmatex and for the money I can't fault it. It keeps me nice and warm, I've also got trakker peach skin cover which I had with my older bag but don't need it with the magmatex
I got the cyprinus magmatex and for the money I can't fault it. It keeps me nice and warm, I've also got trakker peach skin cover which I had with my older bag but don't need it with the magmatex
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Cyprinus sounds good but hate the feel of the fleece liner. Need to be nylon next to the skin for me. Sorry for jumping in!
Cyprinus sounds good but hate the feel of the fleece liner. Need to be nylon next to the skin for me. Sorry for jumping in!
In reply to Post #10
I think it's reversible
I think it's reversible
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Yes reversible as that how I use mine
Yes reversible as that how I use mine
In reply to Post #2
+1 for this bag
+1 for this bag
I can recommend the Gardner, but the name really is daft. The 'compact' is still plenty big enough on a normal bedchair, and the 'standard' is massive.