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Premire inn tight arse lol

. I have mine hand stitched in savil row elk skin with a seal skin lining. , my young fellow

Think they was German or summat, could fold leg bit up behind you as well my ole man had one when I was a kid, he told us it was so the Germans could run away without getting out there bag lol

 

 

 

Premire inn tight arse lol

You've mare money than sense....
. Yeh and you could peel and orange with boxing glove on

 

Do they make kipping bags out of tweed with velvet liners, or did you have yours done custom?

 

trimmed in moleskin :laugh:

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Premire inn tight arse lol

 

You've mare money than sense....
. Yeh and you could peel and orange with boxing glove on

Do they make kipping bags out of tweed with velvet liners, or did you have yours done custom?
. I have mine hand stitched in savil row elk skin with a seal skin lining. , my young fellow
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Go for one of the fishing type bags mate like a Nash frostbite or similar......I have fished overnight in temps of -6 and been like toast

that's what I was thinking wilf the fishing lads would know :thumbs: --best place to buy ?

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Most army ones are good if new, you do get the odd one tho and whilst you don't freeze or get cold as such, you do wake a couple times a night have a quick shiver and get back to sleep, if you got cash try the mammut Montana tho I've had one past few years and used it In all conditions, woke up covered in ice and snow more than once l and I'll buy another when this gives up the ghost. If it's for a couple nights one off tho, army will do but buy new, squaddies are horny dirty folk :whistling::D:thumbs:

go outdoors mammut 4 90 quid :thumbs:

 

My mummy paid more than that for mine as a Christmas present lol I know cos I dropped enough hints to ensure it was what I got lol

 

I used to have an ex army one like a suit with sleeves legs and a hood ---cant find any of them but feck was that warm ..

 

Think they was German or summat, could fold leg bit up behind you as well my ole man had one when I was a kid, he told us it was so the Germans could run away without getting out there bag lol

 

:laugh: We had a few of them kicking about with different lads over the years. although they are warm, all the ones Ive come across weren't big enough to keep warm in and be comfortable. Where did all the big sizes go?

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Yeah I like the banter too. Ever heard of a taxi to the digs ya miserable b*****d...? Lol

up at 6 for work I aint chucking profit at an hotel to be in bed for 5 hours feck that--- if I booked into an hotel every antique fair I did it would cost me 2k a year :blink: ... and I`m not one for sneaking off at 10 for an early night and a macdonalds ;)

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Best bag I've found for winter carp fishing is jrc 5 season bag (the dog Bo"'lacks about 70 quid , but you won't be disappointed ) it big and plenty of leg room

Atb dave

 

Got to agree :thumbs: Over the years I've tried quite a few bags, and can highly recommend the JRC 5 season with it's fleece lining.

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Most army ones are good if new, you do get the odd one tho and whilst you don't freeze or get cold as such, you do wake a couple times a night have a quick shiver and get back to sleep, if you got cash try the mammut Montana tho I've had one past few years and used it In all conditions, woke up covered in ice and snow more than once l and I'll buy another when this gives up the ghost. If it's for a couple nights one off tho, army will do but buy new, squaddies are horny dirty folk :whistling::D:thumbs:

 

go outdoors mammut 4 90 quid :thumbs:

My mummy paid more than that for mine as a Christmas present lol I know cos I dropped enough hints to ensure it was what I got lol

I used to have an ex army one like a suit with sleeves legs and a hood ---cant find any of them but feck was that warm ..

I think that could be the old thermal German sniper suit,does it roll up into a jacket?

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Army bags are ok but with nicknames like bouching bomb etc are rather large in size and weight ,and watch out for sticky socks in inside pockets :laugh::laugh:

 

Go on cotswoldoutdoor.com some of the mountaineering bags are lightweight and mega warm ,get yourself a little travel pillow and inflatable ground mat and you will never want to get out of your maggot :laugh::laugh:

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