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don't buy a synthetic one, no point. read why: https://andrewskurka.com/2015/backpacking-clothing-stop-insulated-jacket-pants/
get a down one with a fill power of 650 or more.
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What did you go for in the end and are you happy with it?
I'm looking for something similiar but for a 6/12 month trip.
Anyone have experience of the Mountain Warehouse Down sleeping bag? £68 seems like a very good price though like hp93, I'm nervous of the source of the down filling. I have a Summit 250 which has been well used but fancy something that packs smaller and is lighter...
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@hp93
I'm looking to do some short bike packing late April this year (and hopefully more in summer) so I'm looking for a decent sleeping bag, i'd like to keep the weight and size down as I'll be using a handlebar bag, frame bag and probably something like a carradice for the back.
Is sub 1kg, well under £100, 3 season and synthetic unreasonable?
I've looked at the Vango Ultralite Pro 200 which seems like a good buy at around 1kg and £60ish