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I would love to justify a down bag but they're so expensive! I'd only really invest if I wanted a 3/4 season bag, so that I could get the most out of it, weight/warmth wise.
If you're just going spring/summer, and only a couple nights at a time, why not get a 2/3 season synthetic for cheaps? It'll still be quite light, and wont cost the earth. You can spend the money saved on down layers, a warm liner, a rad hat or something.
Snugpaks travel ones are quite light for synthetic. Travelpak 3 is reasonably light and compresses to about the size of a football, at 1500g. Hardwearing too. And £45 with no dead goosies.
imo. idk. ive convinced myself anyway!