Any users of this bag, looks pretty decent and rated 4 season, currently available for less than £50
In reply to Post #1
I was curious so took a look. Mountain warehouse are the budget high street outdoors type shop so wasn't expecting much. But it Gets some good reviews. Rated down to about -3 -4. Might be worth a punt for 50 quid. Might find yourself a bargain without the Carp tax.
I was curious so took a look. Mountain warehouse are the budget high street outdoors type shop so wasn't expecting much. But it Gets some good reviews. Rated down to about -3 -4. Might be worth a punt for 50 quid. Might find yourself a bargain without the Carp tax.
In reply to Post #1
They do lots of bags which one you looking at
They do lots of bags which one you looking at
In reply to Post #3
The green sutherland fleece bag, rated 4 seasons
The green sutherland fleece bag, rated 4 seasons
If the zips are anything like on their coats,I would stay clear
In reply to Post #4
As said there a budget brand I would stay clear buy cheap buy twice pay a bit more and get something better there's a reason it's cheap
As said there a budget brand I would stay clear buy cheap buy twice pay a bit more and get something better there's a reason it's cheap
In reply to Post #4
ive got this one and i really like it ! i prefer the rectangular shape of it and its easy to throw open from either side when the alarm goes. i think the fleece is quite snug but i know others dont get on with fleece bags. they dont pack up tiny but thats not really an issue for me. had no zip issues in 2 seasons
ive got this one and i really like it ! i prefer the rectangular shape of it and its easy to throw open from either side when the alarm goes. i think the fleece is quite snug but i know others dont get on with fleece bags. they dont pack up tiny but thats not really an issue for me. had no zip issues in 2 seasons
In reply to Post #7
Are there ties/buckles on it to fix to the bedchair? And fleece is fine, not too sure what you mean that it's tight?
Are there ties/buckles on it to fix to the bedchair? And fleece is fine, not too sure what you mean that it's tight?
In reply to Post #8
no ties for the bedchair i dont think - by snug i mean comfortable not tight. i got one for £40 in a sale then another for my son for current price
no ties for the bedchair i dont think - by snug i mean comfortable not tight. i got one for £40 in a sale then another for my son for current price
In reply to Post #9
cheers mate for the reply, my wife is a seamstress so adding ties etc is not a problem. Looks like i'll be getting one
cheers mate for the reply, my wife is a seamstress so adding ties etc is not a problem. Looks like i'll be getting one
In reply to Post #10
nw thats a good plan
nw thats a good plan