Sleeping bag.

[PFloyd]

Hi guys...looking for lightest possible sleeping bag.Up to £150.Any suggestions?
Thank you.

 

[Robo]

I'm sure you'll get lots of suggestions.
Mine is light, but not the lightest.
Sea to Summit Tr1. 463 gms. Very warm.

 

[Tincatinker]

Just go to your nearest branch of https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/ and give them your money

 

[David]

Mine is light but not superlight, 900 gms I think, but is a brilliant bag. Made by Snugpak, who make stuff for our military and sell it to citizens too, their "jungle bag". Built in zip-away mosquito net (no bed bugs!!!) and zipped all round so it can be opened out and used as a throw too. Rectangular rather than mummy so stretch out! Sells at about £50 or under - great bag!
https://www.outdoorgb.com/p/snugpak_jungles_bag_sleeping_bag_17856/

 

[wandersupthewrekin]

+1 for the Snugpak Jungle bag, I have over 100 nights in mine and it's still going strong, almost like new. I find it comfortable down to about 12C wearing just a normal T-shirt. It can washed in a machine with normal detergent and drys outside on a line in a couple of hours if it's sunny or windy. It can also be unzipped into a large rectangular blanket so it can be used in multiple ways. Seems ideal for Camino life.

 

[K_Lynn]

I bought a sleeping bag liner from Patagonia that weighs 335g. I was concerned about it having no zipper but found it easier to get in and out of than I thought. It was warm enough for September- early October.

Patagonia Synthetic Liner Bag - Sleeping Bag Liner

Our Patagonia® Synthetic Liner Bag is built with 100% recycled nylon and uses PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation Eco for an extra dose of ultralight warmth.

www.patagonia.ca

 

[David]

I bought a sleeping bag liner from Patagonia that weighs 335g. I was concerned about it having no zipper but found it easier to get in and out of than I thought. It was warm enough for September- early October.

Patagonia Synthetic Liner Bag - Sleeping Bag Liner

Our Patagonia® Synthetic Liner Bag is built with 100% recycled nylon and uses PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation Eco for an extra dose of ultralight warmth.

www.patagonia.ca

Ohhh... I think it is me and that I must turn (or spin) whilst sleeping but I just cannot stand a mummy bag .. can't spread legs or feet and in the morning I am trapped in a corkscrew shape like a twisted caterpillar

 

[Judy T]

Patagonia Lightweight Sleeping Bag at 335 g. This is what I use for caminos. It's discontinued, but you can still find it online. It is plenty roomy. I carry both a silk liner (Rab) and this bag, depending on the route.

 

[polesneeded]

I use an Enlightened Equipment 50 degree Down Quilt - 335 g. (11.79 oz.) So light and squishes down to a tiny size.

 

[PFloyd]

I'm sure you'll get lots of suggestions.
Mine is light, but not the lightest.
Sea to Summit Tr1. 463 gms. Very warm.

Thanks for suggestion Robo...much appreciated.

 

[PFloyd]

Mine is light but not superlight, 900 gms I think, but is a brilliant bag. Made by Snugpak, who make stuff for our military and sell it to citizens too, their "jungle bag". Built in zip-away mosquito net (no bed bugs!!!) and zipped all round so it can be opened out and used as a throw too. Rectangular rather than mummy so stretch out! Sells at about £50 or under - great bag!
https://www.outdoorgb.com/p/snugpak_jungles_bag_sleeping_bag_17856/

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Thanks for your suggestion Dave...much appreciated.

 

[PFloyd]

Just go to your nearest branch of https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/ and give them your money

Thanks for your suggestion Tincatinker ( love the name)...much appreciated.

 

[PFloyd]

+1 for the Snugpak Jungle bag, I have over 100 nights in mine and it's still going strong, almost like new. I find it comfortable down to about 12C wearing just a normal T-shirt. It can washed in a machine with normal detergent and drys outside on a line in a couple of hours if it's sunny or windy. It can also be unzipped into a large rectangular blanket so it can be used in multiple ways. Seems ideal for Camino life.

Thanks for your suggestion wandersupthewrekin...much appreciated.

 

[PFloyd]

I bought a sleeping bag liner from Patagonia that weighs 335g. I was concerned about it having no zipper but found it easier to get in and out of than I thought. It was warm enough for September- early October.

Patagonia Synthetic Liner Bag - Sleeping Bag Liner

Our Patagonia® Synthetic Liner Bag is built with 100% recycled nylon and uses PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation Eco for an extra dose of ultralight warmth.

www.patagonia.ca

Thanks for your suggestion K_Lynn...much appreciated.

 

[PFloyd]

Patagonia Lightweight Sleeping Bag at 335 g. This is what I use for caminos. It's discontinued, but you can still find it online. It is plenty roomy. I carry both a silk liner (Rab) and this bag, depending on the route.

Thanks Judy T for your suggestion...much appreciated.

 

[PFloyd]

I use an Enlightened Equipment 50 degree Down Quilt - 335 g. (11.79 oz.) So light and squishes down to a tiny size.

Thanks polesneeded for your suggestion...much appreciated.