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taking my two boys for a cycling holiday and am going to try and do it without a trailer in tow this year, finding small but warm sleeping bags for them seems to be a bit tricky.
would be good to get them bags that will do till they are 10, as after that they can use the mountain of adult bags i own
Kids sleeping bags are never that good just go for one of yours and fold it in half for extra warmth
just want their gear a small as possible, to give me some hope of leaving the bobyak at home
I think Deuter do some kids mummy shaped bags that might fit the bill
[url] http://www.deutergb.co.uk/products/childrens/sleeping_bags/all_sleeping_bags [/url]
The other alternative might be to get a couple of Alpkit's short length SkyeHighs - they'd be too long if your kids are still small, but it would mean there's a fair bit of scope for growing into them, and they'd be very light for the warmth.
Failing that, you could always get a couple of 3 season synthetic bags and get someone like Scottish Mountain Gear to alter them for you?
Had seen the Deuter ones, but a little too short. Will look for a short adult one i think, guess most mothers don't drag their kids around wild camping in April - but i'm sure i'm not the only one.
alpkit's kiddie version?
http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?target=product&product_id=16639&category_id=286
will measure the boys tomorrow and see if they will fit in those for longer enough, i thought i had seen an alpkit kids one but then couldn't find it. thanks for that