Large/wide sleeping bags

[Anglo-American]

I'm always looking for wide sleeping bags.

I'm not great at sleeping like a mummy!

Being able to zip two bags together would also be a real great bonus for family camping, to.

 

[mtbn]

Wiggys rectangular.

 

[rlmmarine]

Big agnus park series is awesome they even selll a wedge to make it larger

 

[jKsled]

went through the struggle too, switched to a quilt...

 

[*zap*]

Second for Wiggys long/wide bags....even the mummy cuts have good room but they make rectangular as has been posted.

 

[Catahoula]

BA Diamond Park series.

 

[EasilyExcited]

Feathered friends penguin is pretty nice

 

[Where's Bruce?]

I too own the Wiggy's rectangle but moved on to quilts. Not looking back.

 

[Anglo-American]

went through the struggle too, switched to a quilt...

Could work for me, but not the wife and kids. Not if cold. I see slot of people getting chuffed about the Kifaru quilt. On the warmer nights I usually just open up my bag and lie in/on top of it.

 

[Anglo-American]

I'm always looking for wide sleeping bags.

I'm not great at sleeping like a mummy!

Being able to zip two bags together would also be a real great bonus for family camping, to.

Thanks everyone for the recommendations.

 

[Anglo-American]

I too own the Wiggy's rectangle but moved on to quilts. Not looking back.

That's got alot of recommendations along with big Agnes. ..as does the quilt. Cheers dude.

 

[5MilesBack]

I have a Slumberjack rectangular bag that I've had since the 80's. It fits perfectly on top of my 40"x86" cot. It's the most comfortable sleeping bag I've ever used......even after 30+ years. Perfect for wall tent camping.

 

[mtnwrunner]

Valandre bloody mary........great bag.

Randy

 

[Where's Bruce?]

I chose Wiggy's for wet environs (despite their bulk and weight penalty) because of this video:

For everything else i use an EE -10* Conundrum quilt with collar, 959 fill and a heavy Hoodlum. Works for all temps below 50* cuz I can vent it.