Nanok Offers

[outdoorcode]

The last of Nanok stock from the ex UK distributor is going on sale

Nanok Performance Sleeping Bag -10 £57
Nanok Performance Sleeping Bag 0 £39

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Nanok Hook Boots, basically a big thick outer boot made of sleeping bag material in green (not made for walking outside in but great for sitting around in .. fishing ..etc), one size fits all and I'll try and find a pic £14.50


Nanok Silk mummy liner £14.50


Nanok Cotton Liner, can be used on its own on a hot night, rectangular in shape £9.50



payment by cash, card, cheque, postal order or paypal (+3%).

Delivery is £1 on 1 item or free if 2 or more items are bought :)

[soup_monger]

Are the hook boots different from the sleeping socks?

[outdoorcode]

they are a lot bigger and thicker

[soup_monger]

They sound good.... if they are warm then I'll probably be in for a pair.... gonna need a photo though. :)

[outdoorcode]

They are warm, I have a pair, they originally were designed to go with the Nanok artic suit, I'll see if I can sort a photo for you later today :)

[Silverback]

Can you also please sort my kelly kettle out that I bought off you on ebay on 12th June :|

[Martyn]

Can you also please sort my kelly kettle out that I bought off you on ebay on 12th June :|

Silverback, the sales forum is not the place to create arguments over things like this. You have a lot of other options available to you - use them.

[Silverback]

Silverback, the sales forum is not the place to create arguments over things like this. You have a lot of other options available to you - use them.Might be prudent not to automatically assume other availible options have not been utilised and fail to see how this can be construed as arguementative but I take your rather abruptly put point and consider myself told!

[Mr_Yarrow]

Might be prudent not to automatically assume other availible options have not been utilised and fail to see how this can be construed as arguementative but I take your rather abruptly put point and consider myself told!

Brilliant, insult the owner of the forum, thats really the way to get people onside :biggthump

Rgds

[bagman]

Might be prudent not to automatically assume other availible options have not been utilised and fail to see how this can be construed as arguementative but I take your rather abruptly put point and consider myself told!

Sorry but even if you had tried other options a sales thread is still not the place for this, especially as it was bought via evilbay and not from an advert here.

[bagman]

Enought now folks, let Andrew's sales thread get on with it please.

[rowen65]

Anyone know what the pack size is for these ?

[Shinken]

Andrew has always been nothing but first class with all the orders i have placed with him. Pm sent Andrew (regarding silk liner)

[outdoorcode]

Anyone know what the pack size is for these ?

I'll get some pack sizes for you, probably Monday now though I'm afraid

Andrew

[Andy]

the 0 rated one is 15cm across by 40cm and the -10 one is 16cm across by 50cm

the -10
one Weight: 1970g including compression bag.
Length: 195cm

the 0 rated one is about 1500g

[Ratel10mm]

Drat it! Just when I don't have any dosh!

[Alick]

Andrew, I'd like to grab one of these please. Without seeing them, it's just a bit hard to decide which to choose. I like a fairly warm bag as don't like sleeping in all my clothes. This will be the tougher bag for use with a hennessy or tarp and is likely to live in the car for winter emergencies.
I have a good but more delicate 800 fill down bag for backpacking so size and weight aren't very important. 3 season is good as I don't camp out in winter these days but do you think the -10 would be too hot to use in summer ?

Thanks, Alick

[narsil]

Andrew, I'd like to grab one of these please. Without seeing them, it's just a bit hard to decide which to choose. I like a fairly warm bag as don't like sleeping in all my clothes. This will be the tougher bag for use with a hennessy or tarp and is likely to live in the car for winter emergencies.
I have a good but more delicate 800 fill down bag for backpacking so size and weight aren't very important. 3 season is good as I don't camp out in winter these days but do you think the -10 would be too hot to use in summer ?

Thanks, Alick

In my experience its usually better to go for a warmer bag unless you're sure you won't need it. If you get one with a full length zip then you can jsut open it up and use it as a duvet in warmer weather.

[outdoorcode]

I'm with Narsil, its a lot easier to cool down if the bags too warm, than to get warm if the bag is cold

[rapidboy]

Anyone know what the pack size is for these ?


These pic's are not great but it was just startinfg to rain so best i could manage, hope they help

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[Alick]

Neat - thanks guys !
Andrew - I'll send you a PM for the -10 version ;)

[JasonK]

I'd like a -10 bag please if they're still available.

PM on its way :)

Thanks,
Jason

PS: Delighted with the GB Wildlife hatchet :D

[rowen65]

Thanks Andy and Rapidboy but i picked up a North Face Kilobag and a Tundra at my local outdoors shop for £60 each, there having a sale of 2007 winter samples. I got a couple of gortex jackets as well for the same price:D