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Anyone got any recommendations for revitalising a couple of v old down sleeping bags. Ta
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Get them washed by W.E. Franklins? I don't have their number to hand, but I think they're in Sheffield so you could look it up. Or, Rab used to do a service where they would take the down out of your old bags/clothes and remake them, adding extra if necessary. I've heard that they don't do this anymore but not sure so it might be worth investigating.
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Mountainering designs up in the lakes can do it as well.

How old, what make are the bags?
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Hi

thanks for the advice. Like most of my stuff they are way old; about 20 years, made by a great old brand called Ultimate, RIP. They are superb summer bags which go way colder than what they were advertised at and I'd hate to chuck them. I'll try to find Mr Franklin, the restitching sounds expensive.

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