bluedragon
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Reged: 07/04/2004
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Loc: Penarth / Milford Haven
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I used a Blacks 4-season last winter whilst sleeping on board in the yard. Excellent, but a bit too warm / bulky for the summer though, where a good 3 season is probably better. One tip, if you want to wear pyjamas, long johns, etc, get one with a synthetic (shiny) lining. The cheaper bags have cotton liners and they stick to the clothes. Makes turning and positioning in the bag a lot harder.
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VinceH
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Reged: 04/02/2007
Posts: 255
Loc: The Netherlands
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I have 4/5 season bags,
Spring / summer / autumn / winter and ?
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Reged: 07/05/2008
Posts: 555
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Two cheapies from Argos. Zip them together to make a double. Use them as a double sleeping bag or a duvet.
If it's cold we also use a hi tech blanket.
Unzip them and use mine individually if SHMBO isn't on the boat.
Bought them years ago. Only cost a few quid.
Can't see any reason to spend a fortune.
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Tidewaiter2
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Reged: 25/02/2008
Posts: 601
Loc: ation any pub in Sussex
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I have 4/5 season bags,
Spring / summer / autumn / winter and ?
Bl@?@dy freezing, the pontoon power has tripped again.
His and hers duvets in summer- you have at least a 30% chance of keeping some of your own over you then. 
For winter, buy SWMBO a Wave ladies sleeping bag next birthday, etc- extra padding round feet and other 'female cold spots'.
Worth it to keep cold feet out of the small of your back at 02.00 in Jan after a cold days maintainance.
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