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RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm

Posted by : andy (94.2.62.188)

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On Sunday 02/12/12 at 07:38:21

good closed foam airmat is worth its weight etc. Piling heavy bike kit on a well lofted sleeping bag will compress it, and not help very much.
Get a good wooly hat, pull the drawstring down tight around your mouth and wear thermals, norgies are ace, and cheap. fleecy gloves help, and one of the old school carbon stick burner heaters in its proper drawstring bag at the bottom of the sleeping bag will stop your tootsies freezing.
Snugpak artic grade bags really work well, even if damp, better than down in our climate

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Dragon - Bogger Tue 13/11/12 at 01:06:08

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Fatboytours Wootton Bassett Sat 01/12/12 at 14:48:07

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Kebob Sat 01/12/12 at 15:38:11

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - LeVelo Sat 01/12/12 at 17:56:50

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Newt Sun 02/12/12 at 01:00:34

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Vk/Leeds Sun 02/12/12 at 03:27:50

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Newt Sun 02/12/12 at 05:31:36

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - andy Sun 02/12/12 at 07:38:21

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Fatboytours Wootton Bassett Sun 02/12/12 at 16:55:42

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - CeeGee, North Beds. Sun 02/12/12 at 18:00:19

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Saltysnax Sun 02/12/12 at 21:33:53

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - BCP Sun 02/12/12 at 23:49:20

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Saltysnax Mon 03/12/12 at 01:05:49

RE: Dragon ~ tricks for keeping warm - Fuzz Ashford Kent Tue 04/12/12 at 01:47:43

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