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Roman Palm Series

Roman Palm Series · includes 5 listings

2.3 from 12 reviews

Latest review: This bag is warm, no doubt. Slept in 1degree with light thermal layers and was super toasty, under the bits that were covered. I would suggest it's a youth or women's model, not made for large



BlackWolf Mega Deluxe Mat

BlackWolf Mega Deluxe Mat

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: I bought a single for my daughter and loved it so much I went back and got the double. Camping is a dream and they are perfect for overnight guests. Super comfortable, easy to put up and pack

Kathmandu Globe v4

Kathmandu Globe v4

5.0 from 2 reviews

Latest review: Such a well priced synthetic bag which is truly warm and comfortable. Used on many school camps both in autumn and

Mont Tapered Rectangular Series

Mont Tapered Rectangular Series

5.0 from 3 reviews

Latest review: I recently started my research to buy a sleeping bag for our 15 year old son, with a couple of years of school outdoor ed camping coming up we wanted to buy quality. I was amazed to find the Mont

Kathmandu Pathfinder v2

Kathmandu Pathfinder v2

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: On hikes in south Vic with a good ground mat, has not let me down. Definitely need to hood in to keep the heat. At the cruical time round 4 - 6 am in winters mornings have slept right through, I've



Sea to Summit Ultra Light

Sea to Summit Ultra Light

5.0 from 2 reviews

Latest review: Have done several trips, maybe 25 nights in total and no complaints. I also bought the bag that doubles as a pump, a really smart system, only takes 1 minute to inflate. I had a self inflating type

Roman Traveller Series

Roman Traveller Series

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: I like to travel,to cold cold places (snowy mountains,blue mountains) so i needed a good night sleep to be ready for hiking in the morning.my first sleeping bag was a Coleman walkabout -5 sleeping

Western Mountaineering Antelope GWS

Western Mountaineering Antelope GWS

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: No, GWS doesn't stand for Greater Western Sydney. It's 'Goretex windstopper'. This sleeping bag was a sensational addition to my winter hiking kit (or summer in tassie). Weight is 1.3kg. Not bad

Malachowski Ultralight 300

Malachowski Ultralight 300

5.0 from 2 reviews

Latest review: This is one seriously warm sleeping bag with a comfort level of -17 C and an outrageous -41 C Extreme limit. I am one of those crazy ultra-light hikers and while this bag is overkill for most



Coleman Pilbara Range

Coleman Pilbara Range

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: Purchased the 0° and -3° range. Very large to fit in. The -3 was very warm, I actually got too hot. It has a lining you can take out as well if too hot. We used them in a tent with temperature only a

Caribee Snow Drift

Caribee Snow Drift

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: Love this sleeping bag! It is wonderfully snuggly with the hood and the shoulder cord drawn tight. Really warm! Used in temps below 10 but have not tried it in anything subzero (I think the -10 is

Coleman Reversa Wrap

Coleman Reversa Wrap

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: These are just fantastic, I bought a second one after the first. This is a reversible, zipperless sleeping bag. The bottom layer is a little more padded which is great for when sleeping on an airbed

Darche All Terrain Mattress 900

Darche All Terrain Mattress 900

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: I purchased this mattress from a third party website before I knew I could buy direct from the company. I was anxious about buying a camping mattress that was $200+ as I thought camping matts were

Sea to Summit Comfort Plus

Sea to Summit Comfort Plus

5.0 from 1 review

Latest review: I have tried many sleeping mats. Trying to find the balance between comfort and size you cant go wrong with this product. Rolls up small but when fully inflated is 8cm thick. Used it camping and had

Oztrail Outback Comfort

Oztrail Outback Comfort

4.8 from 6 reviews

Latest review: We recently embarked on our first camping adventure and had to set ourselves up from scratch. I did quite a bit of research on sleeping bags and decided the Oztrail Outback Comfort suited out needs

Wanderer Ultralite Compact

Wanderer Ultralite Compact

4.5 from 2 reviews

Latest review: Easy to inflate and provides a comfortable sleep. I found that by sticking my thin foam mat on top of it made it warmer in the cold weather as the mattress itself has no

Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite

Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite · includes 2 listings

4.5 from 2 reviews

Latest review: Rectangular shape self-inflating mat, 4cm approx thickness. Orange & brown full length (198cm). Trusty old camping mattress used many many times. This was a quality purchase that I am about to

Wanderer Extreme 4x4 Mat

Wanderer Extreme 4x4 Mat

4.0 from 2 reviews

Latest review: We have had this for a few years now and it has been a fantastic mat. Top is flocked so comfortable to sleep on directly if necessary. We never hit the ground when we sleep on them so the other

Kmart Single Self Inflating Mattress

Kmart Single Self Inflating Mattress

4.0 from 1 review

Latest review: I bought this when looking for a cheap replacement for my camping mattress, and didn't have time to wait for shipping with online shopping. It is one of the cheapest you can buy directly off the

Roman Beast 3D

Roman Beast 3D

4.0 from 3 reviews

Latest review: We bought 2 Roman Beasts for our camper trailer, but we have only used one. We use it as a doona. It's very warm with the flannelette liner and the outer cover doesn't get as damp like a regular

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