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Questions to Ask when Choosing a Sleeping Bag

June 22nd, 2010
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The sleeping bag is one of the first things you will want to check when you are planning an outdoor adventure. Once you have decided on the kind of excursion you want to do this time, the sleeping bag is top on the list of priorities that you have to take care of. If you have an old bag sitting in your basement, you should check if it is still usable. You may also want to borrow one from friends. The last option will be to buy a new set.

When buying a sleeping bag, you have to ask yourself certain questions. In what conditions will you be using your sleeping bag? How much are you willing to invest? What comfort level are you willing to accept? How long do you want it to last? What is more important to you – weight or compactness? Check out the Chinook sleeping bag. They have a wide range of tents that will surely meet your needs.

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Overnight Hiking

June 1st, 2010
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Overnight hiking trips come in all sizes. A quick trip with just one overnight stay means less time and demands less camping and hiking gear than a week’s stay in the woods. A week’s worth of nights out in the woods means different gear and demands more planning than a week’s stay at a well-developed campground. Whatever the plan for your overnight hiking trip there are important pieces of equipment and gear you need to have along. Listed below are some suggestions.

First is to get a good backpack. Next would be to take backpacking sleeping bags. After a long day on the trail and with another day of hiking ahead, you want something good enough and big enough to get you a good night’s sleep. Rest and recovery become important on an overnight hiking trip. Don’t forget to pick the right footwear to wear because you can’t hike if you can’t walk!

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Summer Camping

May 25th, 2010
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It’s summertime once again. You’re done with school and you want to relax. And like you’ve been doing with your family for years already, you are rearing to go camping. This is the only time of the year when the family is complete. And you are excited to spend bonding moments with them.

You get ready to put all the necessary stuff on your pick-up truck. You packed enough food to last you a couple of days. You had the fishing rods checked and ready. You packed wood for the campfire. The stove is also ready for the fish that you will catch. Of course you have your tent ready. And you made sure that you bring along camping air beds for comfort during sleep.

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Nice and Cozy

March 31st, 2010
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Camping is fun and exciting. Nothing beats being in nature. What’s not fun is sleeping on the hard ground without sleeping pads. Not only it is uncomfortable, it can also be deadly. With a sleeping pad you’ll be nice and cozy inside your tent and sleeping bag.

The main purpose of sleeping pads is so you won’t freeze during the night. I made a mistake of doing that once. I went up the mountain without a sleeping pad. Back then I thought they were just for cushioning. I figure I was a big boy therefore I can sleep on the ground. I didn’t realize that the ground would zap your body heat instantly. A sleeping pad would insulate you and is sure to give your back ease and comfort.

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Warmth and Comfort in a Bag

March 26th, 2010
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It is always fun to spend time with family and friends outdoors. However, it is given that certain comforts are compromised when you engage in outdoor activities like hiking, camping, climbing or hill walking. Sleeping bag can somehow provide you the comfort that you need should you need to take a rest. This is a protective bag that is commonly closed with a zipper. It can be used as a bed and a blanket at the same time.

The main purpose of a sleeping bag is to give warmth and thermal insulation. It is also the best protection against precipitation, exposure to view and wind chill. Its bottom part provides cushion although a sleeping pad could be used for added comfort. This comes in different types according to design: the square blanket, the mummy bag and the one with arms and legs.

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kids sleeping bags

February 19th, 2010

The benefits of camping for kids cannot be questioned. The activity fosters independence in the child while instilling a feel for team work. The child learns to get along with different kinds a people, a broader experience compared to the limited exposure with school friends and family. But for younger kids, going to camp might be a drastic move. Small kids are still liable to homesickness. For children younger than 7 years old, backyard camping can be a preparation for joining summer camp.

Spending a night under the stars in your own backyard will not need a lot of equipment. You will need some kids sleeping bags, a flash light and some games. Perk that up with some music to drown down weird noises. A bag of marshmallows for roasting will be incentive enough to go out into the night. Parents can help the kids with this part of the fun.

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camping air mattress

December 29th, 2009

Can’t wait to take your kids to the campsite this summer? While there’s still time, complete the gears they need for the outdoor activity. This early, scout for the best camping air mattress they could bring so you won’t worry about their comfort sleep anymore. This sleeping bag will make your kids still feel at home even if they are actually away from you.

The camp air mattress is usually designed features filled. It is easy to bring because it is not heavy in weight. This mattress also comes with air pump for convenient assembly. It is also easy to set up that even young kids can easily fix. The camp air mattress is made durable for longer lasting use.

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mummy sleeping bags

December 28th, 2009

Stay warm and cozy even during the coldest nights when camping up in the mountains. Bring along mummy sleeping bags for yourself and your friends. These bags have puffy double-layer construction that traps a lot of air for extra heat. The mummy-like shape design will cover your head and shoulders with a soft insulating layer.

Mummy sleeping bags are quite different from other sleeping bags in a number of ways. It tapers from the head end to the foot end thus reducing the volume and surface area. As a result, this shape improves overall heat retention properties. It also helps protect the feet because mummy bags do not unzip all the way to the feet.

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lightweight sleeping bags

December 18th, 2009

Does your family love outdoor activities? Then, what you need are lightweight sleeping bags for comfy out-of-town vacation with your wife and kids. These easy to carry sleeping mattresses are designed lightweight for households with members whose lifestyle is always up and about. These are also best for homes with smaller spaces because it’s easy to fold and you can keep it anywhere without needing too much space. Lightweight sleeping bags are ideal for your guests too when you don’t have enough space in the bedroom.

Because these family-friendly portable mattresses are best for outdoor activities, they are made of the highest quality materials for longer-lasting use. You’re even luckier if you purchase from stores offering a lifetime warranty. To ensure this, better check the labels and descriptions of the product before buying it.

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sleeping bags

November 20th, 2009

Spending times outdoors is a favorite pastime of Americans. Fishing, hiking and camping are some of the most popular things to do. That is why outdoor shops are in high demand. People are always on the lookout for good camping gear like tents, sleeping bags and back packs. Camping and fishing trips are great family vacations.

I got my first sleeping bag on my tenth birthday. That night, I sleep outdoors in our yard. I got bitten by mosquitoes but I enjoyed it immensely. The day I got my tent, I slept outdoors again. It scared the hell out of me but I loved it.

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