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Backwoods Camping Supplies: Sleeping Bags

By on Thursday, June 30th, 2011 | Comments Off

Description: Eureka’s definitive three-season sleeping bag. Warm and featherlight. Regular price: 89.90 USD Our price: 79.90 USD Description: Cat’s Meow BX Sleeping Bag Regular price: 169.00 USD Our price: 169.00 USD Description: The full-featured Trestles 15 is a reliable, all-purpose synthetic bag that insulates even in sustained cold and damp conditions while backpacking, trekking and [...]

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which sleeping bag should i buy? africa april – july?

By on Sunday, April 3rd, 2011 | 1 Comment

Hey if anyone with experience can reccomend a kind of sleeping bag, or characteristics of an ideal one, which would suit me best for my trip, camping in tents across africa (kenya down to south africa) from april to july, i would be mighty happy! what is the difference between the mummy bags and normal [...]

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Sleeping bag recommendations?

By on Sunday, April 3rd, 2011 | 2 Comments

I am looking for some thoughts on sleeping bag arrangments. I am going on a 6-day climbing trip in the Southern Talkeetnas (southcentral Alaska) at the end of June. We will be staying in a non-heated (but insulated) hut most nights, but possibly camping on a glacier for a night or two as well. I [...]

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First time camping… NJ?

By on Saturday, April 2nd, 2011 | 2 Comments

My boyfriend and I plan on going camping this weekend in NJ. We’re not sure what to expect as this is our first time. We’ve done a lot of research and found a lot of places, but we’re not sure where to go. Does anyone have any recommendations? We don’t want to drive too far– [...]

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Do I need an extra blanket for camping outdoors if the high is 90F degrees and low is 60F degrees?

By on Saturday, April 2nd, 2011 | 5 Comments

I will be sleeping on an air mattress with a sleeping bag. The sleeping bag is just a regular one that is wool on the inside. It is probably rated to 50F. Will I even notice the 60F lows when the high is at 90F.

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