Mummy Sleeping Bags
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Mummy Sleeping Bags
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 MUMMY SLEEPING BAG USA CAMO 20 DEGREES Compact NEW  US $9.99 |  US Military Intermediate Cold Mummy Bag sleeping US $19.50 |  MUMMY SLEEPING BAG ORANGE STRIPE 20 DEGREES Compact US $16.99 |
 MUMMY SLEEPING BAG ARMY PRINT 20 DEGREES Compact NEW US $9.99 |  US Military Modular Sleep System Sleeping Bag US $89.00 |  REI Kilo Expedition 20 Sleeping Bag Long Right VERY NICE US $125.00 |
 Wiggys Antarctic 60 F Sleeping Bag US $232.50 |  GI Mummy Sleeping Bag Cover US $9.95 |  EUREKA EAGLE POINT SLEEPING BAG US $39.99 |
 EUREKA CIMARRON SLEEPING BAG US $29.99 |  EUREKA COPPER RIVER SLEEPING BAG US $24.99 |  EUREKA GRASSHOPPER SLEEPING BAG US $14.99 |
 Teton Sports Celsius XXL 0 Degree Sleeping Bag Black Right Zip US $17.12 |  Ledge Sports Featherlite 20 mummy sleeping bag US $39.99 |  Warm Camp Travel Mummy Sleeping Bag Liner US $15.98 |
 Coleman® Backpacking Mummy MAX 10°F to 30°F Sleeping Bag US $55.99 |  Mountain Hardwear Lamina 20 Sleeping Bag 20 Degree Blue Ice Long RH US $160.00 |  SwissGear Mummy Like Sleeping Bag US $37.99 |
 Sleeping Bag Micro Fiber 3° Dual Design Hood Mummy US $75.00 |  Kelty Light Year 40 Degree Down Sleeping Bag US $115.99 |  North Face Elkhorn Long 0°F sleeping bag gently used w stuff sack US $56.00 |
 Sea to Summit Thermolite Reactor US $36.00 |  Chinook Kodiak Peak Insufil Winter Mummy Sleeping Bag 5F 20C US $133.04 |  Sleeping Bag mummy style US $25.00 |
 NEBO ADULT MUMMY SLEEPING BAG ICE CAP 30º F WITH HOOD NAVY COLOR US $26.99 |
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is it true that some sleeping pads are designed to actually fit into the mummy bagg?
Is it true that some sleeping pads are designed to actually fit into the mummy bag? I believe that i saw one before.... and if its true i want one
Some have a sleeve on the outside as well. My -20F bag from EMS has an outside sleeve intended to hold the pad. I think it's useless.
Personally, I think the design sucks for people who do not sleep on their back. If you roll inside the bag, then your face is inside the hood and the moisture from your breath is trapped inside. A mummy bag should roll with you so your face is always out of the bag. It's kinda pointless to put a sleeping pad inside the sleeping bag if it isn't under you.
