[at-l] FW: Winter bags/claustrophobia

[ftcracker at aol.com]

I had a heck of a time with sleeping bags until I found the Sierra Flex. I'm a side / stomach sleeper ... mummy bags would force me to choke and snore on my back, and I could get no rest. The flex allows me to roll over, move my arms, and yet is just as toasty warm as a mummy with only a little added weight. I'm a happy camper now. I'd suggest the Flex is just what you need!
 
Cheers, Navigator
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: janl2 at mindspring.com
To: lthompson at hollins.edu; at-l at backcountry.net
Sent: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 11:12 PM
Subject: [at-l] FW: Winter bags/claustrophobia



> I don't think Jan is right--at least as far as my psyche and my present
> sleeping bag are concerned. It's a genuine phobia. I don't think the
> problem is a mummy bag that leaves only my face exposed so much as it is
> the confinement of my arms. If there were a bag with lots of shoulder
> and arm room, but that still zipped tight around my head, that I think
> would be alright. Are there such bags?
>

Hey Lilla,

I may be off base, but isn't there a bag out there with ARMS?
I think Marta/Five-Leaf Clover from this list may be using one. She's going SOBO 
right now.
I'm trying to recall the name - Riga?
Is this ringing a bell with anyone?
Jan
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