Thread: Which sleeping bag??

One Planet. Australian made, top quality, and competitively priced. Doubt they stock them there though.

get a swag ( (a real one not a hoop ridden, zippy pop up
thing!)and some good wool blankets!!!!

after that, sleeping bags are a last resort!!

Originally Posted by digger

get a swag ( (a real one not a hoop ridden, zippy pop up
thing!)and some good wool blankets!!!!

after that, sleeping bags are a last resort!!

I agree, can't beat a good tarp with woolen blankets.

Originally Posted by mick88

I agree, can't beat a good tarp with woolen blankets.

Lol. Agreed. Not so practical for my application though.

Had a look for the One Planet bags at Mountain Designs but they no longer sell them.

Have settled on a Denali Cocoon 600 down bag. Seems okay. Pretty small too.

I have a 3 season One Planet bag which I have slept 1000+ nights in, which is still as good as the day I bought it. Good weight to warmth trade off. Kept me warm in a unexpected blizzard in the Snowys, and a summer snow fall on the Overland Track.

I also have a summer (liner) Fairydown bag which I have slept only 24+ nights in. Very lightweight. Great for bushwalking in summer along coastal river country. Fairydown used to be made in New Zealand.

My wife has a 4 season Fairdown bag. Probably the best bag ever made. In the snow she is so warm you could cook on the top of her bag.

I don't know anything about the Anaconda Brands sorry.

Beckford.

There was a clearance ad on Tv for Kathmandu. They were selling some sleeping bag for $199 SAVE $300, must be one hell of a sleeping bag if it was $500 before

Originally Posted by jc109

One Planet. Australian made, top quality, and competitively priced. Doubt they stock them there though.

Originally Posted by Beckford

I have a 3 season One Planet bag which I have slept 1000+ nights in, which is still as good as the day I bought it. Good weight to warmth trade off. Kept me warm in a unexpected blizzard in the Snowys, and a summer snow fall on the Overland Track.

I also have a summer (liner) Fairydown bag which I have slept only 24+ nights in. Very lightweight. Great for bushwalking in summer along coastal river country. Fairydown used to be made in New Zealand.

My wife has a 4 season Fairdown bag. Probably the best bag ever made. In the snow she is so warm you could cook on the top of her bag.

I don't know anything about the Anaconda Brands sorry.

Beckford.

Ditto.

Have an old One Planet Rockledge (extra long and made in Christchurch before they stopped bag production a decade ago) that hasn't had as much use as it should.
They make bags again and really know what they are doing.
It'll last me quite a few more years.