Keeping Warm

[wagoneer]

I am a wool guy camping at home and on the road wool night watch cap included.

 

[Guest]

why am I having such a hard time finding 100% wool blankets? All I find is 80/20 or 70/30. I plan to put one under the mattress for the heat, and one for my hiking pack.

 

[James AKA Lynx]

Here is a link to 100% woven wool blankets - <br><br>http://www.nwtrader.com/trade_blanket.html<br><br>James AKA Lynx

 

[sparky1]

Moving Blankets;are really Great,I bought some from "Northern Tool.&amp; Harbor Freight on sale.

 

[jeremy33]

hey all i live in canada and im a hevey equipment machinic i work outdoors alot in the winter. my question is what do you guys think about those insulated coveralls under a sleeping bag would that keep you warm enough in say -10 weather?

 

[Guest]

Coveralls in general will keep you warm, especially if you wear thermal clothing underneath.

 

[James AKA Lynx]

Coleman makes a catalytic 1500 btu heater called a Sportcat.<br><br> http://www.ontheroadrvproducts.com/...catalytic_heater_w_instastart_technology.html<br><br>One pound bottle will last 14 hrs. Comes in match lit and instant start.<br><br>You could also get a -20 sleeping bag.<br><br>James AKA Lynx

 

[Lostinspace]

Walmart sells a blizzard set of coveralls for about 50$ that I've used in February riding my motorcycle. So they would keep you warm in a sleeping bag.