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weejub said:
I recommend Wiggy's bags. Made in Colorado - machine washable - not THAT much more than others - lifetime warranty.

Wiggy's – The World's BEST Sleeping Bags, Outdoor Gear & Clothing
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I've been looking into their stuff. So you really sleep in a non-breathable, waterproof bivy? I don't need the super high tech, ultralight hiking gear that Sarah uses, but I'm working on reassessing "our combined camp gear/things she sure doesn't hate to use when I pack for a trip but takes up a ton of storage room" vs outfitting myself with a much more portable 4-season solution. I'm interested their center zip bags so far. I wonder about how 'crinkly' sounding they might be when you move around at night. Hating that website but liking the product.
 
JohnVee said:
I've been looking into their stuff. So you really sleep in a non-breathable, waterproof bivy? I don't need the super high tech, ultralight hiking gear that Sarah uses, but I'm working on reassessing "our combined camp gear/things she sure doesn't hate to use when I pack for a trip but takes up a ton of storage room" vs outfitting myself with a much more portable 4-season solution. I'm interested their center zip bags so far. I wonder about how 'crinkly' sounding they might be when you move around at night. Hating that website but liking the product.
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I have their 40 degree square bag for 40 degree+ nights. I use it as a comforter when I bring sheets, as well.

I consider Wiggy's stuff high quality camping gear, not backpacking gear. I don't think they make anything light enough for backpacking.
 
@pkniland my first came in August too and I was day hiking with her at around 2 months. In diapers isnt bad as long as your primiative car camping. I found out early that the 80 tailgate works great as a mobile changing table. I Went a few times when she was little but when Isla turned 2 last August she really started to develop into a little person that was enjoying going. I live close to Jordan lake so I started by going down there and setting up and if we need to go home in the night we could. Never had too. Now she ask if we dont go for a bit.

I also have another due in August so we need to do a daddy camp out.
 
NC LX said:
@pkniland my first came in August too and I was day hiking with her at around 2 months. In diapers isnt bad as long as your primiative car camping. I found out early that the 80 tailgate works great as a mobile changing table. I Went a few times when she was little but when Isla turned 2 last August she really started to develop into a little person that was enjoying going. I live close to Jordan lake so I started by going down there and setting up and if we need to go home in the night we could. Never had too. Now she ask if we dont go for a bit.

I also have another due in August so we need to do a daddy camp out.
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I like everything about this.
 
pkniland said:
I like everything about this.
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Just remember, having both boys and girls, there is a distinct and critical difference in diaper changes between the 2. For boys, when they feel a breeze on open skin, they let go. You can fill in the rest....
 
izzyandsue said:
Just remember, having both boys and girls, there is a distinct and critical difference in diaper changes between the 2. For boys, when they feel a breeze on open skin, they let go. You can fill in the rest....
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Got the ARB chair in today. Seems pretty solid. Cup holder is detachable. Pouches on one side. And a pouch on the back as well. The bag is oversized, which is nice....no cramming it into the bag for 10 minutes.

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