Do bulky sleeping bags fold up ok in these?

Fortis does .

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Yes Wayne they do,it does make it a quite big.The double hinge part helps to accommodate the bag but like I say it's then far from compact,not that it's very compact anyway

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That's what I was thinking as it doesn't fold that flat with no SIM and bag on it......

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Bloody comfy though

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What he said. Best purchase of 2021 for me!

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Wayne, nuts off the inflating mattress, you really don't need it. I've got a Trakker 365 bag on my Solar bedchair, folds up kooshty 👌

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I will try it without but I like to sleep on my side and have never found a bedchair that doesn't give me a sore hip.......

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Defo need the sim for that,I sleep on my side and use a sim

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Its a shame it doesnt have the same retaining straps as the flatliter had, not sure if the new fox ones are the same. The one on the solar is badly designed in my opinion, the 2 side straps on the fox worked so much better

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It's the only thing that let's it's down,that's why I pop a ratchet strap around it too

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Definitely. A ratchet strap is on my list of stuff to get

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Had mine from B&M,cheap as chips and does the job

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What size Solar bedchair have you got please mate. I've got the original 365 Sleeping bag and was going to replace my knackered Fox Ultra 6 leg with the Trakker Levelite Lumbar as I can get it for £265 but the Solar SP C-tech keeps getting recommended. I'm 6ft 4in and 18 stone.