lightweight sleeping bag

[egor]

soz if this posted before, went through and cldnt see owt. a good lightweight sack, for MM in autum/spring so doesnt have to be for extreme winter rated use, any recommendations, pref not too expensive as well, cheers

[Grouse]

Try Epocian. I got a good down bag off him.

[Fleeter]

i've got a vango lightweight something,it packs down small and you wont get hypo even on the kimm,travel light..........freeze at night

[vacuumseal]

It really depends on how much you want to spend.
I have a PHD Minimus Down bag which is specifically
designed for this. They now make a new lighter version
called Minim Ultra Down, weighing only 365 grammes!

Check it out here: http://www.phdesigns.co.uk/product_i...roducts_id=198

[Baggins]

I've got a PHD Minimus as well, pure luxury for camping Spring to Autumn.

I've even used it in January just below the snow line (about 50ft below!) on the Dodd ridge in the Lakes with extra clothes and was warm all night.

If I was getting one now for MM would go for the Minim Ultra.

Bill

[poptyping]

i've got a vango lightweight something,it packs down small and you wont get hypo even on the kimm,travel light..........freeze at night

Yes, I bought a Vango Xtreme 200 and it packs down pretty small, seems warm enough and only cost £30. Used it on the Saunders and was plenty warm enough.

[stumpysmith]

a rab topbag is very useful needs a good mattress tho. also try the omm mummery bag.
cheers

[Ben B]

Another vote for PHD Minimus, I've had lovely warm comfy nights in some miserable places in mine. Not cheap though.

HTH

Ben B

[The Navigator]

Haglofs sleeping bags are worth checking out.
I picked up a new Haglofs down bag on e-bay for £70 last year.
Excellent quality and design, weighs about 450g.

[hopey]

I got a cumulus sleeping bag from compass point in lytham, it was just over £100 and packs down to under 500grams