Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

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Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

Postby in-a-tent on Tue Sep 06, 2011 10:47 am

Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy
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Just spent a week away sleeping in this sleeping bag and it was really cozy. The bag is roomy allowing for wriggling and squirming around. The inner is lovely and soft.
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Re: Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

Postby OutdoorRambo on Tue Sep 06, 2011 10:58 am

Agreed, my wife and i have one each and love them........ down side is they don't come with a compression bag ( or didn't when we bought ours) so a little on the bulky side BUT they usually squidge down a bit amongst the other camping gear in the car.
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Re: Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

Postby in-a-tent on Tue Sep 06, 2011 11:25 am

Mine doesn't have a compression bag either. So yes a bit bulky. Nice bag though.
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Re: Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

Postby JohnH on Wed Sep 07, 2011 4:56 pm

Agreed. I love mine!
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Re: Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

Postby rexgrant on Thu Sep 08, 2011 6:10 pm

Hi
Yes Val and I bought one each for 3 season camping as the old bones feel the cold but they are now in the attic after one camp as they are not breathable and for me that is essential. The bag was wet after one night and I had to use it as a blanket the rest of our camp,but for normal campers they will keep you snug and warm. :cool:
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Re: Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and cozy

Postby pitkin2020 on Sun Sep 11, 2011 12:48 pm

the best compression sack I have ever found is one of these http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI. ... 0563038719 you can get them from your local army surplus store if you have one. We used it on the last camping trip for the little ones blanket and 4 pillows. It has 4 webbed straps that you can pull down super tight.
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Re: Re: Outwell Camper Lux Sleeping Bag Review: Really warm and

Postby in-a-tent on Sun Sep 11, 2011 1:36 pm

rexgrant wrote:Hi
Yes Val and I bought one each for 3 season camping as the old bones feel the cold but they are now in the attic after one camp as they are not breathable and for me that is essential. The bag was wet after one night and I had to use it as a blanket the rest of our camp,but for normal campers they will keep you snug and warm.


Sorry you had a problem reg. I used mine for a week this August and had no problems. The bags have cotton inner and outer. The filling is nothing special from what I can tell. So not sure why they wouldn't be breathable.

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