There are others to varying degrees, including Kifaru (modular), JRB (poncho style), Exped Wallcreeper, Speer Frog Sac (no longer made?), WM linelite (arm holes and footbox can be pulled up to walk in).
Registered: 04/05/04
Posts: 178
Loc: Detroit Metro Area
I own the Exped Wallcreeper and I love it. I'm a side sleeper and prefer to sleep with my arms outside of the bag so that they can move freely. I love being able to take the bag with me if I have to get up in the middle of the night when nature calls. I just wish they made the same bag rated to 20F. Mine is more like a 40F bag.
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Registered: 10/30/03
Posts: 4963
Loc: Marina del Rey,CA
We had a similar discussion about this "bag" on Trailspace. The idea of a wearable sleeping bag isn't exactly new. They are called down suits. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> TNF makes one, or at least used to; so does Bask (a Russian company) and others.
I have what amounts to a wearable bag-I could sleep in my parka and insulated pants; not that I would want to, but I could.
This is a goofy idea and no one can possibly convince me otherwise. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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Those KIFARU Regulator sleeping bags posted in a couple of threads ago, come in sections so that you can wear any part of them and adjust for conditions as needed.
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