Had sleep systems the last few years and lo9king to go bk to bed and bad whats everyone use at min looking for comfy flat bed and decent bag to go with it
Has a similar situation and was recommended the Trakker 365 Sleeping Bag and just kept my bedchair and added a good SIM instead, cheaper and much comfier.
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Best thing i did, i just couldn't get comfy and felt restricted in a sleep system.
At the moment I've got my old trakker sleep system with the bag removed and a Wychwood Morphus bag which i find i get a better nights sleep.
Best thing i did, i just couldn't get comfy and felt restricted in a sleep system.
At the moment I've got my old trakker sleep system with the bag removed and a Wychwood Morphus bag which i find i get a better nights sleep.
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An old 2 leg version JRC X-Lite chair, Snugpak special forces sleeping bag 1&2 combo and a Edel MayaDPM goretex bedchair cover.
All in - About as light as I can get it 20.75LB or 9.4 Kilos.
Never liked the total weight of any sleep systems, I picked up in a shop, you need a sherpa to carry it for you
An old 2 leg version JRC X-Lite chair, Snugpak special forces sleeping bag 1&2 combo and a Edel MayaDPM goretex bedchair cover.
All in - About as light as I can get it 20.75LB or 9.4 Kilos.
Never liked the total weight of any sleep systems, I picked up in a shop, you need a sherpa to carry it for you
Solar bedchair (new memory foam one is super comfy) and snugpak tech lite bag 👏👏
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Exactly set up I've got and absolutely love it
Exactly set up I've got and absolutely love it
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Wychwood tacticle X standard, Exped Megamat 10 sim and a Fortis Snugpak bag, both fold up in the bed and very very comfortable.
Wychwood tacticle X standard, Exped Megamat 10 sim and a Fortis Snugpak bag, both fold up in the bed and very very comfortable.
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Try Wychwood Tactical X Compact - just as light but more comfy
Try Wychwood Tactical X Compact - just as light but more comfy
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I used a sleeping bag for the first time in a good few years last night.
It went down to -2/-3 and the Gardener Compact Duvet kept me toasty warm. Absolutely loads of room in the bag and easy to move around in.
I'm just using it on my Nash bedchair that the sleep system has just died on.
I used a sleeping bag for the first time in a good few years last night.
It went down to -2/-3 and the Gardener Compact Duvet kept me toasty warm. Absolutely loads of room in the bag and easy to move around in.
I'm just using it on my Nash bedchair that the sleep system has just died on.