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Originally Posted by gsganzer
Yup, I have a Dave Ellis canvas bedroll with a 2" dual foam pad. The pad is made of (2) 1" foam pads that are laminated together. The bottom layer is fairly stiff to block out rocks and twigs poking you and the top one is squishier. It doesn't roll up very compact, but it's incredibly comfortable. With the flap, you could weather a downpour if you needed to.

Dave Ellis Canvas Products

That is a swag...just about everyone in this country has one, even townies.

Added, I currently use a Burke and Wills Ute Beaut swag...but just drag the top flap over like a blanket instead of stringing it up. Works well when pulled up next to a river whilst out fishing for the night.

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Originally Posted by Niwot
I love my Born Outdoor Badger Bed! It's a bedroll, but with updated materials and is crazy comfortable and warm. You can add or remove quilts so you can completely customize it for your trip. It's a bit pricy, but you the quality is really burly and it's built to last. www.bornoutdoor.com. I'll never use another sleeping bag unless I'm backpacking in a couple of miles. It only weighs 15 lbs and can roll up to 34 inches wide and 12 inches deep which isn't any bigger than my current sleeping bag and mattress.

I bought Doris and myself a pair of them, it changed our lives, bought them for all the kids & grandkids & neighbors. bornoutdoors made all of my wildest dreams come true


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Originally Posted by fester
Wake up, stand up, piss on your buddies tent.
Go lay down

Funniest sleep out stunt I’ve heard of was when two friends back in college were sleeping out in the woods no tent while collecting forestry samples, a thing that involved chain saws.

One guy woke up first, removed the chain from a saw, cranked it up and pressed it into his just then awakening companion’s belly. grin

If you try it, double check you removed the chain first.

Chain saw guy graduated then headed out on bicycles with his girlfriend to ride from Upstate NY to Oregon, which led to me cycling cross country myself 33 years later.


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