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Mountain Equipment Xero 200, bit pricey though. Something from this article?
Mountain Equipment Xero 200, bit pricey though. Something from this article?
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I've always been a Trangia man. You can do so much with them.
PROTIP: if cooking pancakes, use the saucepan upside-down. Works lots better than the frying pan.
On this note, I went to the outdoor shops in Covent Garden today looking for a summer sleeping bag that packs down nice and small. Was prepared to spend a couple of hundred but the choice was distinctly underwhelming from North Face/Cotswolds/Ellis Brigham etc.
Basically Looking for something suitable for the UK summer (down to, what, 7 deg?) that packs up as small as possible. I have a 4 season thing that's quite old. I can't remember the brand but it's got a Norwegian flag on it. Really warm bag but and quite bulky but by comparison to what I saw today it was positively svelte.
EDIT: my current bag is a Nanok