There was quite a bit condensation on the inner of the fly but we camped beside a river and it was cold and damp so I'll forgive it that.

Air beds and sleeping mats add not only a much-needed layer of comfort but additional insulation between the sleeping bag and the ground. Berghaus Transition 200 Sleeping Bag reviews, Eurohike Down Hybrid Sleeping Bag reviews or Eurohike Adventurer 300 Sleeping Bag reviews.Down’s Achille’s heel is water: get it properly soaked and it’s just a sodden clump of feathers and takes care to handle and dry when in that state but contact dampness on the shell material or condensation from your perspiration is no problem. However, if you’re still on the fence and want to look at some more options, here are some great alternatives to consider.

Regular sleeping bags offer users a simple rectangular design with a zipper around two connecting sides.Supposedly the more modern synthetic fillings are better but I’ve no recent experience with synthetic bags/quilts so can’t say for sure whether that’s true. So I have decided that as my last aluminium water bottle died, its fallen out lots of times got dinted and final corroded through and leaked into my bag. The tent, mat and sleeping bags are pretty much good for anything I'll do in the UK at any time of the year (and, relatively speaking, they' weren't expensive). Don’t really want to spend a load on a new bag so was thinking of a thermal liner… any recommendations please? A travel pillow can be the single best addition to a sleeping bag, offering improved comfort without having to bring a bulky pillow from home.