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26/01/08 15:27

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Does anyone have experience of this bag? It seems to retail for £40 to £50 quid, and apparently it works OK. The only downside seems to be it's a bit big when bunged in a rucksack. If this is the case, how does anyone else manage to sell sleeping bags except to weight weenies?

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DIDDY**WSC SOON YIPEE!!**

26/01/08 17:06

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I have two and think they are tops for the price,bit heavy,and not the smallest when packed down but sit on it and pull the straps and it shouldnt be too bad....Have never yet been cold or felt cold in mine and i am a very cold person,was up scafell on 28th december just gone in mine and it was great and it snowed on us too....

I would rather carry more and lose a little pack space and have a good night sleep rather than scrimp on warmth and suffer!!

great for the price imo....

Diddy....

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