kitty wrote:He might mean the "Checklist" you sign nowadays when you walk the OLT during the booking season. It says -10degC "minimum".
Thanks Kitty.
http://retailer.bergans.com/SCHLAFSäcke/3-seasons
these look nice.
Pricey though I should venture.
Sleeping bag
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Overland Track App
An electronic guidebook for planning and walking the Overland Track.
Download this app for loads of information about planning, gear, food, accommodation and much more about the Overland Track.
You will also find topo maps, terrain profiles and track notes for offline use.
$10 -- Discount to $3 until December 15
Overland Track App
An electronic guidebook for planning and walking the Overland Track.
Download this app for loads of information about planning, gear, food, accommodation and much more about the Overland Track.
You will also find topo maps, terrain profiles and track notes for offline use.
$10 -- Discount to $3 until December 15
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Re: Sleeping bag
by aloftas » Wed 23 Sep, 2015 8:48 am
Thanks Kitty.
http://retailer.bergans.com/SCHLAFSäcke/3-seasons
these look nice.
Pricey though I should venture.
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Re: Sleeping bag
by Juudbruinsma » Mon 28 Sep, 2015 9:35 am
Quick update from me - in the end I splurged and went for a Western Mountaineering Versalite, especially given the fact that I'm keen to do extended walks in NZ and possibly other colder places OS. In terms of warmth rating vs weight, this bag looks to deliver what I want. It's on its way from the US now so can't yet comment on actual use.
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Re: Sleeping bag
by aloftas » Mon 28 Sep, 2015 10:14 am
http://www.outdoorgearlab.com/Backpacki ... rsalite-10
900 loft down is the bees knees.
I hope you are happy with it.
Good travels.
I even note one of our very own connoisseurs in the review section.
He only goes for good gear...So...looks like a great choice.
900 loft down is the bees knees.
I hope you are happy with it.
Good travels.
I even note one of our very own connoisseurs in the review section.
He only goes for good gear...So...looks like a great choice.
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