(Part 2) Best camping sleeping bag accessories according to redditors

Looks like this bag: https://www.amazon.com/Outdoor-Research-Durable-Dry-Sack/dp/B00TKGB7CU

A sleepsheet.

my bf and i both got these for our camps https://www.amazon.com/Chillbo-Baggins-Inflatable-Lounger-Festivals/dp/B0725CVKGY/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1525134370&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=chillbo+baggins&psc=1

Looks like an inflatable lounger/air sofa/hammock.

Here's a video that shows how to fill and use it.

Yeah. Here you go:

Silkrafox ultralight sleeping bag liner, travel and camping sheet, artificial silk inlett, perfect for hiking, backpacking, outdoor activities, blue https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JI8HNRS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_4TJqDb84WJP79

Como he dicho antes aquí yo vuelo mucho (más bien estoy en un avión en este mismo momento) y cuando tengo conexiones de largo tiempo (más de tres horas) yo me traigo [esto](Flexnerd LazyBag - Outdoor Inflatable Lounger Chair - Airport Sleeping Bag - Inflatable Outdoor Sofa with Inflatable Valve - One Hole, One Layer Design and Leak-proof (red) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XDRLRJH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_6fZIAbYP2ZHAF) y duermo o descanso allí y escucho música o veo películas en mi laptop.

Cuando me ofrecen uso mi United Club o el de AA, pero varias veces están en otros terminales.

TLDR: invierte en ese sofá inflable de verdad vale la pena. Los aeropuertos hacen esperar allí demasiado incómodo y ese sofá es bien pequeño cuando no está inflado (es del tamaño de un bolso pequeño)

Edit: oh y trae un libro

Edit 2: me compre ese asiento inflables por $19 creo que hay más baratos y más caros

I'm guessing these are what you are talking about. Here's some suggestions:

• $55 - WindPouch
  
• $55 - ChillaX Inflatable Lounger
  
• $40 - Live Infinitely Inflatable Air Lounger
  
• $60 - Chillbo Baggins 2.0 Inflatable Lounge
  
  Features to consider: Pockets, carry case, pillow, and weight.
  
  It's worth doing some of your own research because spending a little more money can get you a much better product that will last (both stay inflated longer and not pop or burst easily). I'd suggest avoid getting a cheap generic one. You'll most likely end up disappointed.

I bought some compression sacks for my quilt and it shrinks the volume considerably.

https://www.amazon.com/AEGISMAX-Compression-Stuff-Sleeping-2L-6L/dp/B017LG00PU

I live right on the beach and just bought one of these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071452516?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIubbm7uPj1QIVj4p-Ch2XegU3EAAYASAAEgJ0uvD_BwE
It's incredible

I keep one of these in my car to build finger strength. It has really helped my dexterity.

Got a few of these left over from a summer gig. Will let them go for $25/ea, different colors available and comes with a bottle opener sewn into the straps.

Snugpak underblanket is $50. It's synthetic material, not down, which means it won't compress as small. But it's immune to moisture problems like down is and since it doesn't shift around, you don't have to sew through (air can make its way through stitches which requires special construction in down quilts).

Anyway, I just slept in my hammock last night and it got down to 33F (roughly 0C) and I had the snugpak in the bottom and then I just had 3 blankets on top (2 cheap costco down throws + army "woobie"). A sleeping bag works well as a topquilt -- most of them have a nice footbox built in. Just don't zip it up around yourself.

IMO sleeping pads are not the way to go -- they are a pain in the ass to use in hammocks, they shift around and it's hard to get them to perfectly wrap around you. Closed-cell foam pads work in an emergency, you can get them for about $5 from walmart (or equivalent). But you will wake up with a sweaty back, they are not ideal for your permanent setup.

EDIT I have one of these too and they make a pretty big difference without using up much space https://www.amazon.com/Osage-River-Microfiber-Zippered-Sleeping/dp/B01KTTI1I4/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1539569306&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=sleeping+bag+liner&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/Pouchcouch-Lightweight-Carrying-Pouch-Inflatable/dp/B01JI7CKGW

I just bought this one yesterday, should be here on Sunday I can get back to you on whether or not it's actually good quality materials! TWELVE DAYS EVERYONE!!!!!🌀🎉

Vansky Outdoor Inflatable Lounger Portable Waterproof Air Filled Balloon Air Bag,Nylon Fabric Bean Bag, Air Sleeping Sofa Couch for Camping,Beach,Park,Backyard https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IUUAL0K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_LA2Pyb99BTGB1

You might be better off taking a silk sleeping bag liner instead of sheets. Light, packs down small, can be used in hostels etc (if that where you're staying)

You can buy pieces of tyvek that people have turned into tent footprints/tarps for a few dollars on Amazon. Here’s one for example:

3 By 7 Foot DuPont Tyvek Homewrap Sheet by Campcovers https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E1QL3XG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_HuiqDb24EDJZA

I use two of these on top of each other.

Thanks! I have the 15 degrees. I'm assuming something like this would work?

https://www.amazon.com/CAMTOA-Nylon-Compression-Sleeping-Storage/dp/B010DMLW56/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1506025400&sr=8-4&keywords=sleeping+bag+stuff+sack

This is what I use,https://www.amazon.com/DMtse-Sunglasses-Eyeglasses-Resistant-Drawstring/dp/B00LASDI0K/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid=1536941042&sr=8-24&keywords=sunglasses+bag

Wrap the string around the button on your shorts. Then let the bag hang inside your boxers. Works every time.