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HwyOneTx • 6 months ago

If it's going to be super cold the Nemo with a warm liner can work. Add a Nalgene hot water in a sock each night also.

r/CampingandHiking • Women's synthetic sleeping bag for 0C or below. ->
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lakorai • 6 months ago

Quilts, semi rectangular bags (Sea to Summit Trek and Ascent Down) or the Big Agnes Sidewinder series are what you want. The Nemo Spoon series of down bags are also quite roomy. I sleep on my side. I use Hammock Gear Econ Borrows most of the time and I have a Marmot Col -20F bag for anything 20F and below.

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song-to-comus • 12 months ago

Also a side sleeper and I have been a fan of the Nemo spoon bags

r/CampingGear • Sleeping bag suggestions for a side sleeping, tossing turning, wide shouldered person ->
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artdecodisaster • 5 months ago

I’m a stomach/side sleeper and love my Zenbivy quilt+sheet and their matching pillow system, but it’s quite an investment for a casual camper. I’d recommend looking for a cheaper quilt or even a rectangular sleeping bag on Amazon or Decathlon if you’re not looking to spend a lot. I was really unhappy with my spoon shaped Nemo sleeping bag. Even though it’s wider than a traditional mummy bag, it was still restrictive. There are a lot of other spendy quilt brands out there and most have already been reviewed on r/ultralight.

r/CampingandHiking • What is a good sleeping bag and pillow for stomach sleeper camping/hiking? ->
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formerlyquiet • 8 months ago

I like the spoon shape of the Nemo bags. And, I’m currently using a wide deluxe pad from Big Agnes.

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snowlights • 4 months ago

Which 2 in 1 are you referring to? The ones that come to mind would exceed your budget, but examples help.  What temperature are you expecting at night?  Mainly, I would suggest finding an insulated sleeping pad with a stated R-value. Depending on how cold it will be, the R-value changes (higher R for colder temperatures). For sleeping bag, add at least 10°C, so for example, if you expect overnight temperatures around 5°C, find a bag rated for -5°C.  I have a Nemo Quasar insulated pad in the double width (I move a lot), and a Nemo sleeping bag (in their "spoon" style because I can't sleep in a mummy style bag). 

r/CampingGear • Going camping alone for the first trip and need some gear advice on sleeping bag and pad ->

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