Sleeping bag /liner

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• May 16, 2014

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Hi i was going to buy another sleeping bag but had this from a few years ago when i went travelling see pic would this do on the camino going mid june should i take a fleece blacket aswell

 

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nidarosa

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• May 16, 2014

• #2

Lucky you going this June! With a comfort temp of 10-15C, and with a weight of just 600 g, I'd say it's perfect! Don't need the fleece blanket, but you might want to take a silk liner to use as bedclothes and/or to sleep in if/when the bag is too warm. If the bag opens up like a duvet it's even better; easy to adjust the temperature. June can be hot, but old stone buildings can be cool!

 

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• May 16, 2014

• #3

Thats great thanks

 

Rajy62

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• May 16, 2014

• #4

scottTreker said:

Hi i was going to buy another sleeping bag but had this from a few years ago when i went travelling see pic would this do on the camino going mid june should i take a fleece blacket aswell

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I went without a sleeping bag last october and had to pick one up locally. It was called Quechua and weighed 700g.
So, yours is even lighter. I would take it with you and wouldn't worry about any blankets. Most alberques provide a blanket. And if/when they don't you have your sleeping bag.

 

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bikergal

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• May 17, 2014

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scottTreker said:

Hi i was going to buy another sleeping bag but had this from a few years ago when i went travelling see pic would this do on the camino going mid june should i take a fleece blacket aswell

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I took just a lightweight fleece blanket. It was fine. I experienced two nights when it was a bit colder, and both times the albergues provided an extra blanket.