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Well not a total failure but, I got a cool / cold patch when laid on my back, the tops of my thighs between knee and 'bits' I think it's where the bivvy was laid heavy on all the layers so no space for air to warm and collect, for now I'll stick to my 'real' bag :) I don't want to freeze at the coast
 
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lol said:
"real "bag being what?
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I have a 4 part Canadian forces nesting down bad set up, I'll take half of the 2 bag set up, the whole thing is meant to be good down to -40 :D
 
Back back on topic, the search for the Holy Grail of bags, small pack size, lightweight, warm and cost effective :)
 
Did you manage the whole night through?
When you complete your tweaking and are happy with the final set up........put some pictures up for us mate :thumbsup:
Is there much to do.....or are you nearly there with it?
 
No mate, I only stayed out about an hour, I think with another layer on my legs it would have been fine all night, temps got down to -1 while I was out, I'm going to pack it all, weigh it, take note of pack size and see if it's worth it or not ?

1 bit of kit I would recommend, the Klymit static V insulated, no cold at all and I was on top of a patio.
 
Bopdude said:
Back back on topic, the search for the Holy Grail of bags, small pack size, lightweight, warm and cost effective :)
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Seriously...have you had a look at the Summiteer website and bags. I have seen good things said of them........
 
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