* Patented expandable foot section lets the bag grow with your child. * Not expanded, it fits a child to 4 ft. 6 in. * Unzip the foot and you can add 10 in. to the length,... more
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Slumberjack Children's 30°F Go-N-Grow Sleeping Bag
Main specs
Type: Sleeping Bag
Genre: Mummy
Material: Polyester Taffeta
Manufacturer: Slumberjack
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Listed on Ciao since : 07/05/2007
Manufacturer's product description
* Patented expandable foot section lets the bag grow with your child.
* Not expanded, it fits a child to 4 ft. 6 in.
* Unzip the foot and you can add 10 in. to the length, fitting a child up to 5 ft. 5 in.
* 190T polyester taffeta outer shell.
* Polyester taffeta liner.
* Slumberloft HQ insulation with 50% hollow core and 50% solid core polyester fibers for great warmth and loft.
* Double offset with differential cut construction prevents cold spots.
* Flat adjustable hood.
* Insulated draft tube with anti-snag zipper tape.
* Easy-grab pull tabs.
* Trapezoid foot box for more natural foot position.
* Right zip only.
Advantages: Converts from small to large as your child grows! Disadvantages: It can't make the sun shine when you're camping!!
...Ideal for camping with small children - the bottom zips off and a circular piece zips on to create a proper \'foot\' for small children and as they grow you can zip the bottom section back on. Whilst the bottom is zipped off, you can use it to store the rest of the sleepingbag in, although there is a separate stuff (compression) sack as well. There is a left and a right hand zip so it\'s easy to get your child in and out of the sleepingbag. The hood is elasticated with no dangerous strings or toggles and the inner is a snuggly cotton to keep your child cosy all night long. It comes in blue or in pink - we\'re delighted with it as it fills the gap nicely between baby and adult sleepingbags....
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Advantages: Warm, designed specifically with children in mind, extendable Disadvantages: The toggles get in the way!
...We were going camping and taking the children for the first time. So we looked at kitting them out so that they would be comfortable and warm. One of the most important items, if you’re sleeping outside, is a sleepingbag. There’s nothing more miserable than being cold and uncomfortable, especially if you’re a child. Being cold and uncomfortable in the middle of the night when you’re sleeping in a strange environment is probably the worst of all. Even for adults. Both my husband and I have tried out various types of sleepingbag through the years and have learnt one or two things – never trust the manufacturers temperature ratings and buy the warmest bag you can afford.
To choose the right sleepingbag you have to consider several things – how warm you need it to be, where you are going to use it, whether it needs to be very...
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...This is my opinion about waterproof sleeping mats they are one of the most amazing things this is because they help to remove back pains and they are soft so you dont have to ruin your sleepingbag on the sharp rocks below your tent
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Amazingly comfortable and they protect you from the stones on the ground.
B
Because they are made of waterproof foam.
C
Cool because they are made from waterproof material and the are nicely coloured.
D
Decoratively designed so they can double as a pillow
E
Every one comes with a free plastic bag when you purchase it in a shop.
F
Free when you pay £13.99
G
Great for lying on when you go camping.
H
Helpful when you are sleeping in a tent.
I
Ice doesn’t form on them in cold weather.
J
Just £13.99 when you go to a shop to buy it.
K
Killing sprees are normally caused by a lack of these waterproof-sleeping...
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