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Sleeping bag advice for spike camping
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<blockquote data-quote="Speedo" data-source="post: 757251" data-attributes="member: 27223"><p>Down bags are light, warm and absolutely worthless if they get wet. If you are hunting/camping in an area where getting wet is likely or even somewhat likely stay away from down. A good synthetic bag will be in the 90% plus efficiency range when they are soaked. A down bag that is soaked is 2 layers of ripstop nylon with a clump of down in each tube and hard to get properly dried. I like Wiggy's bags.</p><p></p><p> Gus</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Speedo, post: 757251, member: 27223"] Down bags are light, warm and absolutely worthless if they get wet. If you are hunting/camping in an area where getting wet is likely or even somewhat likely stay away from down. A good synthetic bag will be in the 90% plus efficiency range when they are soaked. A down bag that is soaked is 2 layers of ripstop nylon with a clump of down in each tube and hard to get properly dried. I like Wiggy's bags. Gus [/QUOTE]
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