Re: [at-l] Sleeping Bag for Tossing & Turning

[tmcginnis@ucclan.state.in.us (Thomas McGinnis)]

     Don't hate me, Tim, but my vote would not be for a particular bag at 
     all, but for YOU to spend more time in ANY bag. For myself, and YMMV!, 
     I have found that my tendency to shift and toss while asleep goes down 
     (eventually) in direct proportion to my ability to do so without 
     disturbing others (my wife or, now, my kids, too) or feeling confined 
     (like when in a mummy). Sleep in your mummy at home for a week and let 
     us know how you make out.


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Subject: [at-l] Sleeping Bag for Tossing & Turning
Author:  Timothy Clough <tmclough@iname.com> at ima
Date:    12/5/98 9:14 PM


I am looking for a sleeping bag that is user friendly to a person (like
myself) who tosses and turns a lot before falling asleep, and again and
again throughout the night.

What features should I look for? (Some bags, for instance, have less
insulation on the "bottom" than the "top", which for me could be anywhere.)
Does anybody have any particular brands/models that you have found helpful?
I still haven't made up mind over down vs. synthetic, so suggestions for
both are acceptable.

Any other help would be appreciated.
Thanx in advance.

Timothy Clough
Class of 20??

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