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    Down Sleeping Bags

    Is it possible to get a 4 seasons down sleeping bag which weighs ideally less than 1kg for between £100 - £150?

    I'm doing the OMM at the end of October and need something a little warmer.

    Thanks.

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Have you tried alpkit, the pipedream600 shoudl fit the bill, they are however currently out of stock. They will let you know when they have new stock apparently.

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Thanks Graeme78, I'll have a look.

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Linda, have a look at the Cumulus bags, they have a good name and are light http://www.cumulus-sleepingbags.co.uk/
    Yiannis

    PS: The 350 should be warm enough.

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Thanks Yiannis, my local shop stocks these so I'll go and have a look.

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Linda I have a Mountain Marathon3oo sleeping bag that you can borrow if your struggling. Thats fairly light .

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    My Alpkit bag is very good. Can't recomend Alpkit enough.
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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Quote Originally Posted by daz h View Post
    Linda I have a Mountain Marathon3oo sleeping bag that you can borrow if your struggling. Thats fairly light .
    Thanks Daz. I've been borrowing for the last 2 years and feel it's time I bought my own but I know where to come if I'm stuck, cheers!

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Alpkit def a good option - love mine :-)

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    Re: Down Sleeping Bags

    Me and Mrs Hopey both have Cumulus bags, great bags and pack down nice and small, Mrs Hopey's bag goes down to -3, I think it's the 350 and still packs down nice and small.

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