sleeping bag syndrome
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Goatshoes
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I feel the same way about the mummies but if you want to stay warm in cold temps its just something we have to deal with unless you want to pack a heavy bag. I'm a similar size to you and have found comfort in the light weight compact 15 degree Kuiu bag. Ofcourse their maybe something more suitable to you but that is what I know and it works for me. Good luck.
whiskeydog
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Big Agnes has a bit more shoulder room than most
MThuntr
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get a decent sleeping pad and a bigger down quilt that is rated for below the temp you expect. Being a similarly sized man I sleep under an unzipped mummy bag
Coach Chris
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mtnrunner260
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If your car camping this has keep my warm in Wyo in late Oct in sub zero temps.
https://www.cabelas.com/product/cam...agnum-deg-f-sleeping-bag/2263942.uts?slotId=0
https://www.cabelas.com/product/cam...712480/sc/104484780/null/2436884.uts?slotId=4
https://www.cabelas.com/product/cam...agnum-deg-f-sleeping-bag/2263942.uts?slotId=0
https://www.cabelas.com/product/cam...712480/sc/104484780/null/2436884.uts?slotId=4
Yep! Their Classic line is sorta of a modified mummy. I'm fat and find them to be roomy enough in the long, which is also girthier...
Josh Kuntz
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Take a look at Enlightened Equipment quilts. They have longs, extra longs, wide and extra wide. I am 6'3", 200lbs and I have a down 20 degree quilt in long. I also have a synthetic 20 degree in extra long and wide. The quilts give you a lot of flexibility and can comfortably be used as a blanket.
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+1. Good pad and a EE quilt are the only way to fly.
