Sleeping bag recommendations
Discussion
crankedup said:
Looking for a double width sleeping bag for Spring / Summer / Autumn use. Budget around the £50
mark. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks.
A double width sleeping bag... to share occupancy with?mark. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks.
Just don't. Sleeping bags are designed to turn with you, rather than you turning independently, as under a duvet. This means that an occupant in a double sleeping bag who turns over will drag the entire bag over, partner included.
V8mate said:
crankedup said:
Looking for a double width sleeping bag for Spring / Summer / Autumn use. Budget around the £50
mark. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks.
A double width sleeping bag... to share occupancy with?mark. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks.
Just don't. Sleeping bags are designed to turn with you, rather than you turning independently, as under a duvet. This means that an occupant in a double sleeping bag who turns over will drag the entire bag over, partner included.
The sleeping bag is good as it rolls up very small, not as good as a duvet for comfort.
crankedup said:
V8mate said:
crankedup said:
Looking for a double width sleeping bag for Spring / Summer / Autumn use. Budget around the £50
mark. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks.
A double width sleeping bag... to share occupancy with?mark. Recommendations appreciated. Thanks.
Just don't. Sleeping bags are designed to turn with you, rather than you turning independently, as under a duvet. This means that an occupant in a double sleeping bag who turns over will drag the entire bag over, partner included.
The sleeping bag is good as it rolls up very small, not as good as a duvet for comfort.
Any excuse to add an image of the old girl.
TwinKam said:
That's lovely! More details required...
So, what do you tow it with?
Thank you.So, what do you tow it with?
According to the Historic Caravan Club historians, I’m also a member, it is believed to be a ‘Angela’
dating from c1928 - 1930. Almost certainly a prototype and did not make it into the Companies building book. It was found on the South Coast in a brick barn about ten years ago and in generally in good condition. The caravan was purchased from a very elderly widowed lady who garaged it up upon the death of her husband. It was then sold again to a couple who carried out a light restoration including a new roof canvas and cosmetic makeover. I purchased about two half years ago. This is the third vintage caravan that I have owned.
My tow car is an 1934 Austin 16/6 ‘Carlton’ limousine.
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