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My 12 year old daughter needs a 3 season sleeping bag for overnight expeditions. Ideally aroung 1kg in weight which compress to a reasonably small size.

I have looked at a few 2 seasons bags but have come to the conclusion that they will not be warm enough.

Probably spend upto £ 90.

Any ideas?

In reply to neilh:

Alpkit do short ones, I'm a midget (age 12-13 on height charts) and mine suits me very well.

In reply to Jaffacake:

Ta.

In reply to neilh:

Would the Vaude Dreamer bags we warm enough? They come in 3 different lengths.

This is an adult bag with clips to shorten it for kids.
http://www.aktive8.com/p/Snugpak/3-Season-Sleeping-Bags/Softie-Chrysalis-Au...

In reply to neilh:

It might be better value to get full size ones that will do them for the next decade or so. Vango have always made decent bags - Nitestar used to be the decent entry level bags, although they are a bit heavy for expeditions - and I've been using one of their 3 season Ultralite bags for the last 10 years. But you'll find a decent range at £60-90 in most shops (Karrimor, Mountain Equipment, etc.), and they probably all have similar weight and performance.

In reply to johnSD:

already looking at full size . Had a look at Vango Ultralite, came to conclusion it was only a 2 season bag.

In reply to neilh: You could not do better than buy an Alpkit bag. Their stuff is great, their service is fantastic, the quality is first class. I would recommend the Skye High 600.
http://www.alpkit.com/shop/cart.php?target=product&product_id=16320&...