Can anyone recommend a good 5 season sleeping bag. I've had look and the gardner dpm and avid themarest 5 seem ok. Its will need to be for standard size bed chair I want it to fit nice and securely. Budget wise I have about £150 . 
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I've just bought the gardner carp duvet compact, i can't give it a long term review but it seems well made and warm.
I've just bought the gardner carp duvet compact, i can't give it a long term review but it seems well made and warm.
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You will find most on here will recommend the gardner bag.
Highly recommended apparently 👌
You will find most on here will recommend the gardner bag.
Highly recommended apparently 👌
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Does it fit nicely on standard size bed chair.
Does it fit nicely on standard size bed chair.
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Compact perfect for standard beds . . super comfy
Compact perfect for standard beds . . super comfy
future fishing will do the gardner bag for £100
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My only gripe with the Gardner bag is that the top layer is shorter than the bottom part. If you're tall, like me, you won't be able to lay full length with the bag over your head. I would have preferred to have to fold the top section down as required. Still a good sleeping bag despite this.
My only gripe with the Gardner bag is that the top layer is shorter than the bottom part. If you're tall, like me, you won't be able to lay full length with the bag over your head. I would have preferred to have to fold the top section down as required. Still a good sleeping bag despite this.
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I have the Gardner bag, i fish all year round and i dont use the inner layer at all. I use the Gardner bedchair cover over the bag without the inner layer and have never been cold. For the money this bag is the best out there, it's exactly what anyone could want, very good quality materials too.
I have the Gardner bag, i fish all year round and i dont use the inner layer at all. I use the Gardner bedchair cover over the bag without the inner layer and have never been cold. For the money this bag is the best out there, it's exactly what anyone could want, very good quality materials too.
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Thanks for the info guys ive just ordered one.
Thanks for the info guys ive just ordered one.
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Advanta cx5
Advanta cx5
Had the Gardner bag for awhile now... Great bag for the money lovely and warm
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Ive already told the missus to put it on The Xmas prezzie list...
My bedchair Is a fox flatliner, I'm 6ft 3 and 18 stone,,,,what size would be best..compact or standard...
I do like a bit of wriggle room in my sleeping bags and don't like being trapped or feel lime a mummy
Ive already told the missus to put it on The Xmas prezzie list...
My bedchair Is a fox flatliner, I'm 6ft 3 and 18 stone,,,,what size would be best..compact or standard...
I do like a bit of wriggle room in my sleeping bags and don't like being trapped or feel lime a mummy
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Recently picked up a fox duralite 5 season. System. The 5 season bag zips to the chair. Very nice, can't fault it.
Recently picked up a fox duralite 5 season. System. The 5 season bag zips to the chair. Very nice, can't fault it.
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I managed to get brand new compact version for £108 delivered from invicta angling in kent.
I managed to get brand new compact version for £108 delivered from invicta angling in kent.
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I have the standard mate on a trakker rlx superlight bed, slight overhang all round as its a nice big bag, and like you I don't like being restricted etc...im 5.9 and 14 stone...imagine the standard would be more comfortable based on what you have said...
I have the standard mate on a trakker rlx superlight bed, slight overhang all round as its a nice big bag, and like you I don't like being restricted etc...im 5.9 and 14 stone...imagine the standard would be more comfortable based on what you have said...