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Double Sleeping Bags – Advantages and Disadvantages

Double Sleeping Bags – Advantages and Disadvantages

Double Sleeping Bags – Advantages and Disadvantages When you are out enjoying an outdoor adventure with your loved ones, it’s still nice to be able to enjoy some of the creature comforts of home while you take in the great outdoors. After a long day of hiking or other physical activities you want to get a comfortable night’s rest. If ...

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The Difference Between Camping Mats And Sleeping Bags

The Difference Between Camping Mats And Sleeping Bags

The Difference Between Camping Mats And Sleeping Bags The most obvious difference between camping mats and sleeping bags is in their functions. The camping mat is generally a closed cell foam rubber mat that is placed directly on the ground or floor of the tent. The sleeping bag is laid over top of the mat. The mat absorbs the irregularities ...

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Rectangular VS Mummy Sleeping Bags

Rectangular VS Mummy Sleeping Bags

Rectangular VS Mummy Sleeping Bags While tents supply you with shelter from the outside elements while camping and serve as your home away from home, choosing the right sleeping gear can mean the difference between a great nights sleep and enduring another wakeful night being cold or uncomfortable. With so many different sleeping gear to choose from it is often ...

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Buying a Sleeping Bag

Buying a Sleeping Bag

Buying a Sleeping Bag There are many things to consider when buying a sleeping bag. In this article, I will give an overview of what to look for in a sleeping bag, and offer tips on which type of bag is best for your needs. Season & temperature rating – The first thing to consider when looking at sleeping bags ...

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Your Guide to Vaude Featherlight Sleeping Bags

Your Guide to Vaude Featherlight Sleeping Bags

Your Guide to Vaude Featherlight Sleeping Bags Vaude featherlight sleeping bags come in two models. The featherlight 200 and featherlight 350. This model will work across a range of temperatures and are most suitable for late spring to autumn. It offers exactly what you would expect of a lightweight down sleeping bag. Thermal insulation in the bag is highly important. ...

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