Well I should have not fell for the same product twice. But being not here in England it was the best I could find for the price. I have the new version of the trakker big snooze and it's ripped again at the straps . I'm not the smallest bloke but would have thought it would have lasted more than 3 months. Don't wanna buy again and if I do it would be another sleep system as that was perfect for me . Anyone fixed a sleeping bag before . Is it's better to do it with some material or buy them patches . Thanks in advance Lewis

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i bought one of these bags,they are made of tissue paper mate arnt they,shocking really
it now a dog blanket, all be an expensive one.

I'm not familiar with the Trakker Big Snooze sleeping bag, but if you are referring to the bedchair fixing straps which secure it to the bed, then the problem of them tearing the bag is caused by them being too tight. Basically what happens is, if your bed has a lot of sag/give in it etc and your sleeping bag straps are tight, there is no give when you lie in your bag or sit on it. The bed sags down and the bag cannot sag because of the straps, acts a bit like a hammock and then with your weight on it, the bag rips where the straps are sewn to the bag

It happened to one of my bags once.