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The Mummy Sleeping Bags

January 11, 2010

1795459206470f3f058e3c7Start looking at the Mummy Sleeping Bags for outdoors for the warmth and comfort of a sleeping bag. Sleeping bags come in many different degrees. There are 4-3-2-season sleeping bags and there are some just made for the summer time camping. There are many different kinds of insulation’s. There are cotton goose feathers, and the synthetic materials. The Mummy Sleeping Bags come with hoods to cover the head and foot boxes to keep the drafts out. So when going camping use your Mummy Sleeping Bags.

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Snugpak Sleeping Bags

January 8, 2010

200326929-001I always take my Snugpak Sleeping Bags when I take to the outdoors. Out in the woods when I go hunting I can always depend on it to keep me warm. Snugpak makes many different types of sleeping bags from goose down sleeping bags  to synthetic material. They make many different temperature ranges and makes rectangular and mummy sleeping bags. So when you go to the outdoors always take your sleeping bag to keep you warm.

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Goose Down Sleeping Bags

January 6, 2010

thumbnail.imgThe goose down sleeping bags are the best for the winter time. The goose down are the warmest of the sleeping bags. For being compact lightweight and the warmest makes it the best choice for backpacking and you will also need a sleeping pad to keep you off the ground to keep the body heat in the sleeping bag and not in ground. One of the best rectangular sleeping bag for  winter camping is the Eureka Center fire Series -10 degrees Fahrenheit. It has a downwind foot vent that can be opened up for ventilation on warm nights. The duffel bag can be stuffed for a pillow. Just roll the bag when ready to go and put in the duffle bag and secure with internal straps and zip closed. It never gets easier then that. Look at it at your recommend site.

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Down Sleeping Bags

January 1, 2010

31eVlNkmD7L._SL210_Down Sleeping Bags are the best for cold weather. I am looking at the Montbell U.L. Super Stretch Down EXP Hugger Sleeping bag -20 Degree Down. The sleeping bag keeps you warm without a lot of weight. It is made with multi-box construction and has 800 fill down in the smaller compartments to maintain loft. Stretch seams to let you move freely while reducing space to keep you warm and has draft tube to prevent air from circulating through the zipper and a draft collar to keep air out of the top. It is made to keep you warm in the winter time.

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Mummy Sleeping Bags

December 29, 2009

thumbnail.imgMummy sleeping bags are made with the best materials to give you the best sleeping bag for the money. Mummy sleeping bags are the warmest. The mummy sleeping bags are the lightest for backpackers uses. The mummy bag are shape like a mummy to hug your body and keep the warmth in. Mummy sleeping bags are versatile because you can put a warm liner in them for colder weather. Look for your mummy sleeping bags at your recommended site.

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Goose Down Sleeping Bags

December 26, 2009

31y8SEr3drL._SL210_With winter coming on I was looking at the down sleeping bags. I was looking at the Backside Down Under 0 Degree HM down sleeping bag. This one has 750 premium fill goose down that will make it good for advanced backpackers. It has the goose down filling that makes this goose down sleeping bag ultralight and warm for the backpacker that’s goes the extra mile. So in the winter time look for the goose down sleeping bags for your backpacking trip.

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Goose Down Sleeping Bags

December 14, 2009

31eVlNkmD7L._SL210_Camping in the winter is cold. You will need a good sleeping bag. People try to use the wrong sleeping bag try to put on extra clothing and they have a miserable night. You are needing to get a four season sleeping bag. You are needing to get the goose down sleeping bags nothing beats them in the winter they are warmer. If you can afford it get the -40 degree bag if you want to stay warm in the winter. So in the winter camping months get your goose down sleeping bags at your recommend site.

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Slumberjack Sleeping Bags

December 7, 2009

41G0XSWKS4L._SL210_When we go on a camping trip we are sure to take are Slumberjack sleeping bags. Slumberjack Ultimable 20F regular is a perfect all purpose sleeping bag for camping and backpacking. If you have a teenager in boy scouts this is the sleeping bag to get.It has great room to move around and has a pull string on the hood to keep you warm. So when you go camping look for Slumberjack Ultimable 20F.

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Goose Down Sleeping Bags

December 5, 2009

200027546-001People enjoy camping and being outdoors. Goose down sleeping bags are a must if you are camping or hunting in the winter months. They are made of goose feathers. They are consider the most comfortable and the warmest of the sleeping bags.Goose feathers are a great insulator to keep you warm and a necessity in the winter months. Another good thing to have in the winter months is a good 4 season tent to help protect you from the elements of the weater months. Good insulation is a necessity when camping in the winter mouths to stay comfortable.

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Camping Trips Then and Now

December 2, 2009

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In my younger years – let’s just call it the glory days – you could find me pitching a tent in the wilderness practically every weekend. The woods presented a much needed respite from the stresses of work and school. It was a place where my friends and I could fish for trout during the day and play competitive games of cards long into the night. In short, camping was a formative experience of my youth – one that shaped me into the relatively self-sufficient man I have become.

It’s with some hesitation that I admit I’m growing old now. Happily married and comparably less wild, I now manage to camp only once or twice a year. When I do, I make sure to bring along a few down sleeping bags to ease my sore back. As a teenager and into my college years I would have been fine sleeping on little more than a tarp with the stars in the sky serving as my blanket.

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