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Sonik sk-tek 5 season sleep system (7 posts / 4,494 views)
smudge_carp smudge_carp
Posts: 174
Post #1 7 Jan 2021 06:56
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Anyone on here have one of these? Like the look of them and was after some reviews? Cheers
rutter
Posts: 48
Post #2 7 Jan 2021 11:04
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In reply to Post #1
I got an ex-demo one from ebay at a good price.

Only done one night on the bank with it so far (week before Christmas) - and was very impressed. Very comfortable and the bag was toasty warm. Especially like how the inner bag has smooth lining on bottom so you can move around but fleece lining on top bit to add warmth. Also has nice little hand-pouches to tuck your hands into the corners. Zip nice and chunky and easy to open.

I've upgraded from a tails-up goliath bag and an original JRC lightweight bedchair which are close to 20 years old - so the difference is quite staggering!
smudge_carp smudge_carp
Posts: 174
Post #3 7 Jan 2021 11:13
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In reply to Post #2
Thanks for reply. I was just worried about how it's a 5 season sleep system but only a one layered bag. Most other 5 seasons have 2 layers ?
Jimmers532
Posts: 889
Post #4 3 Oct 2021 13:37
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Anyone got anymore reviews on this sleep system ?
Slackrack Slackrack
Posts: 125
Post #5 13 Oct 2021 23:07
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I too upgraded to a sonik sleepsystem mentioned when my 20yr and change wychwood bedchair which when new was as good as they got then became too feeble to carry on its faithful service, as I'm not one to let someone's back wheels repeatedly pull in and out of my back end I decided to purchase the carp tax free sonik sleepsystem which having spent last winter in complete comfort and warmth and no doubt the same this winter I can only sing it's praises other than it being a little heavy which when just a case of car boot to bivvy is required I find nah big deal but what always makes me smile when curled up in it is how much I saved in comparison to the other other systems I was nearly tempted by.
COSI
Posts: 493
Post #6 9 Jan 2022 15:48
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rubbish bag, don't waste your money, froze in mine last night and that's with a Gardner cover over it, relegated to summer fishing only.
Slackrack Slackrack
Posts: 125
Post #7 9 Jan 2022 19:56
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You froze even with a cover, sounds like you wet bed pal or your talking rubbish, done many winters pal?
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