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  Mr Michael

  5.0 out of 5 stars Light, small, keep at the bottom of your day bag - with your first aid kit and whistle

  Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 July 2017

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  3 people can get in this at a push, but it's spacious for 2. We've hidden out of 60 mile an hour winds with driving rain in this.
  
  It's NOT common to see people using these bags on the hills, but if you enjoy getting out in all weathers then you may appreciating getting out of the wind and rain at lunch time with one of these. We've hidden out of 60 mph driving rain for an hour of respite and lunch. Inside, the bag it can a little difficult to manage when it's very windy because it doesn't have any structure which of course is what makes it lightweight and easy to pack, but when the weather is nasty, it's just good to escape for a short while.
  
  Easily big enough for 2 people. It's surprising how quicly you can warm up in this, even when it's cold and very windy, so it's not surpising that mountain rescue also carry a similar bag. I cut up a foam sleeping mat to make 2 small seat mats and we hide in this shelter - sometimes we have to push oursevles to leave and re-enter the mayhem. On a windy day, I just stuff this back into my rucksack and dry it on the washing line at home.

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