Sierra Designs Road Runner 40° 600 Fill Goose Down Mummy Sleeping Bag Regular

Advantages: Warm, light, confortable
Disadvantages: No shoulder/neck baffle, zip can snag at times.

...snagging although probably less than most other bags I have used. The anti snag edge along the zip seems to struggle at times. When in the bag, the soft and warm down filling appears to mound around you making you warm and comfortable and the ultrasoft lining is comfortable next to your skin. The baffle design throughout the bag is good at eliminating cold spots and ensure a good nights sleep in even very cold areas.... Read review

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Advantages: Warm, designed specifically with children in mind, extendable
Disadvantages: The toggles get in the way!

...the bag increases from 1.25m to 1.6m in length. The inside of the bag is dark green and the outer is navy blue and red. There is a two-way zip on each side of the bag so that it can be opened out and folded down like a quilt – handy for nappy changing!! Ajungilak do say that the bag can be used in a pram or pushchair. It also has all the bells and whistles that you would expect from a good quality mummy design sleeping bag, baffles, drawstrings, Velcro fasteners, extra filling round the feet and no coldspots. The outer is Micro-Lite Tex, a ripstop nylon especially made for Ajungilak, the filling is Terraloft (a type of hollowfibre) and the inner is polycotton. Altogether it weighs about 1500g and comes in it’s own stuff sac. The Little Viking can be machine washed at 60 degrees with a third of your usual detergent, rinsed 5 times, spun... Read review

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Advantages: Plenty of capacity, comfortable to use
Disadvantages: Can get sweaty, not very waterproof

...When they first appeared, Camelbaks were snubbed by many people, taking the "I've got a water bottle, why do I need to spend loads of money so I can drink from a plastic bladder on my back?" approach. Then mountain bikers saw the potential, having a tube dangling around your upper torso is far better than having a bottle attached to your bike, getting covered in mud. Slowly, the idea is cottoning on in other fields as well. Camelbak haven't specifically aimed the Rim Runner at any particular market it seems, but I find it ideal for use on the bike, both for multi-day off-road rides and commuting to work and also for wandering around town with doing my shopping. Externally, the Rim Runner looks much like any other rucksack, the only give away being the blue plastic tube dangling down the front. This tube leads to a reservoir capable... Read review

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