Sleeping mats
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- Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Sleeping mats
Should be something here: http://www.blacks.co.uk/equipment/11648 ... -long.html
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Re: Sleeping mats
Fixed link http://www.blacks.co.uk/equipment/11648 ... -long.html - I bought one of these and have used it for 5-6 nights out and I'm pretty happy with it. Only complaint is that it doesn't pack particularly small. For £30 though it's warm and comfy.s8tannorm wrote:Should be something here: http://www.blacks.co.uk/equipment/11648 ... -long.html
- Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Sleeping mats
Cheers for sorting the link Neil ... think my mouse got the better of me there.
This isn't the lightest but at £19 it looks good value.
http://www.fieldandtrek.com/karrimor-ex ... e=78214190
This isn't the lightest but at £19 it looks good value.
http://www.fieldandtrek.com/karrimor-ex ... e=78214190
May the bridges you burn light your way
Re: Sleeping mats
Speaking as someone who's bought, then sold a lot of gear ( and hoarded) I'd go for the best you can stomach spending on right off the bat,
if you've already tried and decided you like the while bikepacking / bivi ing thing that is
if you've already tried and decided you like the while bikepacking / bivi ing thing that is
Re: Sleeping mats
Remember the jumble at WRT this year.FLV wrote:Speaking as someone who's bought, then sold a lot of gear ( and hoarded) I'd go for the best you can stomach spending on right off the bat,
Smash your kids piggy banks and fetch yer pennies.