Berghaus Intrepid 700 Sleeping Bag

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These bags are most commonly used by couples and come with both synthetic and down insulation options.

This rating is often referred to as the survival rating and informs the users of the minimum temperature that they can expect to withstand if they find themselves in that situation. These are the best sleeping bags for mild winter camping where you aren’t expecting to deal with snowstorms and frost in the mornings. Will be used for a multi day walk along the South Downs Way in the summer (maybe sooner if I don’t have a job to get back to.Down if cared for will last much, much longer than synthetic which doesn’t like being compressed and will slowly lose its insulating properties over time. Sad fact I have spent way too much time on KIT I think that is almost more of the atttraction then the actual cycle camping.

If after checking those three out, you’re still looking for some more inspiration then something like Eurohike Adventurer 200 Sleeping Bag reviews could be a great choice, or perhaps something like Eurohike Women’s Adventurer 200 Sleeping Bag reviews. Reviews will give you a great detail of information and with any luck some of the reviews will have provided information about the quality of Berghaus Intrepid 700 Sleeping Bag. I'm using it for a hiking trip in France where I'll be staying in hostels some of the time so think it will be ideal for this.Across the shoulders is 750mm (75cm) which should be sufficient for even the most broad-shouldered of mountaineers. The down sleeping bag is the main alternative to the popular synthetic options, thanks to its natural ability to trap and retain more heat. Available in both single and double configurations, these can be the best solution for casual campers and offer a small slice of luxury when roughing it outdoors. There will be some products that are amazing quality and packed full of additional features or specifications, but do take the time to really get an idea if you need that level of quality or if your budget and needs mean you should get something else. A long length sleeping bag is the best choice sleeping bag for those taller campers among us with a 6ft+ guideline for optimum comfort.

If my wife is with me then the tarp gets upgraded to an Alpkit Rig7 - the smaller one is OK but it's a bit of a squeeze! A typical sleeping bag comes with the dimensions of 200 x 80 x 50cm is just marginally smaller than the long length sleeping bags offering 20cm of additional length at 220 x 80 x 50cm. It seems narrower at the bottom compared with other mummy bags I have tried but this has not been a problem.

I have taken this out on several summer trips now and each time have woken up through the night due to being too cold. In fact they probably fit in the final segment we mentioned above whereby they deliver a fantastic overall package.