Wanderer Singe 0° Hooded Sleeping Bag $39.99 (Was $79.99) + Delivery ($0 C&C/ $99 Order) @ BCF

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Comfort rating of 0°C for cooler climates and transitional seasons
Lightweight and compact bag
Contoured hood for comfort
Performance 400gsm hollow fibre fill
Shell fabric: hard-wearing 179T polyester
Lining fabric: 160T polyester
Includes stuff sack for easy packing away
Open dimensions: L190cm + 30cm Hood x W80cm
Packed dimensions: L41cm x W24cm x H24cm
Product weight: 1.75kg

The Wanderer Singe Hooded Sleeping Bag has a temperature comfort rating of 0°C, making it perfect for cooler climates. The performance 400gsm hollow fibre polyester fill keeps it at the perfect temperature, and the comfortable lining gives you the ultimate night's sleep. A durable polyester shell keeps it durable for night after night, and the heavy duty zips ensure you can get in and out with ease - no matter the time of day or night. If you’re heading out for a summer festival or weekend camping trip, the Singe Hooded Sleeping Bag is a perfect fit.

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  INFIDEL on 04/07/2023 - 14:03

  Also @BCF Wanderer Liteflame -2C Hooded Sleeping Bag $50 (was $150) A warmer, tapered bag - if stock is still available.

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    Luckypenguin on 04/07/2023 - 17:58

    That looks a bit squeezy.

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      INFIDEL on 04/07/2023 - 18:04

      I've used both styles. But not these.
      Depends on your use.

      Have been hiking in snow areas over many years. A snug tapered bag is a real bonus.

      Tapered is much warmer design.
      There's no reason to have same width around feet as upper body. That doesn't keep you warmer. Usually saves weight & size when packed.

      Rectangular bag style is useful to zip open as quilt when not outdoors, or lie around on. And to zip together with another bag as a double. Kids bags are usually rectangular. A generalist's bag.

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  OzBoganYeah on 04/07/2023 - 15:17

  Washing/cleaning instructions: Is it machine washable, cold wash only, air dry only, etc?

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    Doogan on 04/07/2023 - 19:16

    I hope I’m not the only one who has never thought to wash my sleeping bags. Once they are rolled up I’ve never thought about them till next time… maybe I should think long and hard about this.

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      Igaf on 04/07/2023 - 19:23

      At the very least you should use an inner bag (liner) and wash that.

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      INFIDEL on 04/07/2023 - 19:37

      +1

      With good care & washing with recommended product, bags last.
      Ask in specialist store or do a search.

      Have a decades old (down) bag. Used overseas & on multiday mountain hikes. Used on mat in snow. Still in occasional use. Use a good down wash.

      Have a couple of synthetic bags for warmer climate use. Thrown through gentle cycle of washing machine, using a liquid wool wash, & carefully air dried.

      But a liner is recommended - makes bag warmer & stops dirt from campsite getting worn into bag. Great to get into a clean bag after a long day's hike.
      Got a cheap (easy to wash & dry) silk one on clearance. Weighs almost nothing.

      Once they are rolled up I’ve never thought about them till next time…

      I leave the bags out to air out, rather than stuff them away. Then into larger loose storage bags. Only go into tighter stuff sacks when packing for trip.

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  87percent on 04/07/2023 - 16:31

  Any reviews of this??