Features
A light and roomy bag, ideal for summer camping.
The Hi Gear Horizon Sleeping Bag is a soft, comfortable mummy-shaped sleeping bag that's best used in the summer months, to keep you warm and snug while you camp.
It's 300g/m² Mono Fibre/Polyester filling and soft polyester lining will store your body's heat in the bag with you all night.
Attributes
| Comfort Temperature: |
23°C |
| Limit Temperature: |
10°C |
| Extreme Temperature: |
5°C |
| Season: |
2 Season |
| Shoulder Width: |
80cm |
| Foot Box Width: |
55cm |
| Fill Weight: |
300g/m² |
| Unpacked Size: |
230 x 80 x 55cm |
| Packed Size: |
38cm x 20cm |
| Weight: |
1300g |
| Insulation Type: |
Synthetic |
| Shape: |
Mummy |
| Hood: |
Yes |
| Draft Collar: |
Yes |
Reviews
Hi Gear Horizon Mummy Shaped Sleeping Bag, 31 May 2011
By TDan (Derby)
This bag is excellent value for money and for a two season bag. the weight and pack size are reasonable, a compression sack is included too.
The zips and toggles are good quality, easily accesible and work without snagging. I found the bag to be sufficiently warm, for Spring and Summer use and would probably stretch to 3 seasons depending on location.
For anyone looking to get kitted out on a tight budget, I'd definitely recommend this bag. Couldn't fault it for the price, just remember it is a budget bag so set your expectations accordingly.
A good sleeping bag and great value, 18 May 2011
By shell1922 (Dewsbury)
Bought a couple of these whilst on promotion, they are comfortable and their is a cord to pull to tighten the head of the sleeping bag. I was still cold in this bag so had to put on a jumper, if you get cold easily opt for a warmer bag, and this won't be any good for you.
Great for the Price, 11 May 2011
By Boderek (Edinburgh)
Having not been camping before bought this sleeping back, could have done with a bit more room inside (but that might be more down to me than sleeping bag)! We camped in May so weather was OK - served its purpose was a little cold but just put on another jumper. Great for the price.
