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Outwell Cloud 1900 2009

£46.00

The Outwell Cloud 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has quite a slim-fitting mummy shape, while its three-quarter length zip runs very smoothly and rarely snags. The bag is soft and thick when you’re inside, and also feels warm. There’s a shoulder baffle with a mesh stuff pocket over your chest for bits and pieces. The hood drawcord is split into tape ...

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Snugpak Sleeper Xtreme

£40.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a low price; -7 deg C comfort limit; exceptionally free-running zip that is very hard to snag; excellent water resistance; compression stuffsack; wider and more spacious than most bags in price range; reasonable hood and drawcords. But heavy at 2100g; large packed size; zip and shoulder baffles are not as substantial as higher-priced bags.

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Hi-Gear Kozi-Tec

£35.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a -1 deg C comfort limit; 1690g bag; compression stuffsack; reasonable shoulder baffle; more spacious than most; excellent water repellency. But very small zip baffle; zip snagged easily; not as warm as some other bags with -1 temp ratings; drawcords are not as good as others; hood fit is not the best.

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Aztec Swallow 350

£30.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a low price tag; -5 deg C comfort limit; compression stuffsacks; zip did not snag easily; reasonable hood fit; reasonable zip baffle. But heavy (1960g) bag; bigger packed size than higher-priced bags; cotton inner slower to dry than synthetics used in other bags; water repellency not as good as higher-priced bags.

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Khyam Adventure 300

£26.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a low price tag; -5 deg C comfort limit; 1810g bag; compression stuffsack; very water-resistant shell; hood fitted reasonably well. But cotton inner is slow to dry; small shoulder baffle; didn’t feel as warm as some bags with this temp rating; zip did snag a little more easily than others; narrower chest than others.

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Gelert X-Treme Lite 800

£35.00

This synthetic sleeping bag from Gelert is only 800g, much less than many competitors, and also rather short. It doesn’t have a shoulder baffle, so is really only warm enough for summer or two-season use, but it has a nice hood with a drawcord closure. The soft feel of the nylon shell is good, too.

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Eurohike Adventurer II 200

£20.00

This synthetic sleeping bag from Eurohike is heavy and not as warm as some. It has lots of creature comforts, though, including a concealed pillowcase, an insulated hood and shoulder baffle, and a two-way zip. The softness of the lining and shell is excellent too.

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Khyam Lightbag 150

£20.00

Despite its name, this synthetic sleeping bag from Khyam is actually quite heavy. However, it packs down small and keeps you warm enough, helped by the drawcord hood and shoulder baffle. The cotton inner, which feels really pleasant against your skin, is excellent, although the outer rustles a lot when you move.