Tesco Sleeping Bag - instore

trynsave

In my local these were reduced from £26 to either £3 or £3.50 can't remember which. Still full price online but here goes:

http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.209-7910.aspx

Doratheexplorer_2

My local had the sleeping bags at the same price, they also had two man tents in same design (pink and orange) reduced from £25ish to £3.75. loads on shelf. Also BBQ charcoal big bag reduced to £1, metal boules set reduced from £18 to £3, pencil cases marked up at 18p went through till at 9p, furniture pad stickers 5p, grey little plastic baskets 12p, halogen lightbulbs 9p, unicorn toy charm bracelets 50p.

trynsave

I also got the lightbulbs and a 9p pencil case, but didn't think to scan the charcoal I saw. Might go back as use tonnes of it.

pearsoneys

i dont supose anyones been to ipswich copdock? were after new ones too and air beds. were they reduced too? Single ones please?

stel_123

Thanks OP - I went down to Tesco's in Port Solent and managed to get one. Perfect for my daughter's school camping trip coming up. If anyone else is going to this store to look for one - there are none on the shelf, but look on the top shelf for a brown box with the sleeping bag name on it. I got a store assistant to get one out for me and there was one more left in the brown box at the top after.

mummytaylor

I got 2 sleeping bags in Eastbourne Extra. They weren't with the sale stuff but in the sports aisle. SEL £6.50 but scanned at £3.25.

They also have 2 burner gas BBQ's for £10, there were loads.

nictrinwyn

Thank you very much OP. My daughter is camping next week and in need of a new sleeping bag. Got one for £3.25, still 2 left in Fleetsbr1dge Po@le

valk_scot

stel_123 wrote: »

Thanks OP - I went down to Tesco's in Port Solent and managed to get one. Perfect for my daughter's school camping trip coming up. .

What...outdoors? It's a spring/summer sleeping bag, only a two season bag and not a very good one at that either. Send her out camping in that in September and she'll freeze, trust me. At the very least buy her a fleecy liner for it and some bed socks.

stel_123

valk_scot wrote: »

What...outdoors? It's a spring/summer sleeping bag, only a two season bag and not a very good one at that either. Send her out camping in that in September and she'll freeze, trust me. At the very least buy her a fleecy liner for it and some bed socks.

Yes, outdoors on an orienteering sports task. Just one night though. She's got thermals, an all in one and I'll make sure to pack her an extra hoodie and joggers and she has loads of fluffy bed socks. We've got already got a warmer mummy style sleeping bag, but the sleeping bag has to fit in the rucksack (which the school provides) along with everything else she has to take for the trip so due to space restrictions, this tesco sleeping bag was more ideal than the one she already has.

valk_scot

stel_123 wrote: »

Yes, outdoors on an orienteering sports task. Just one night though. She's got thermals, an all in one and I'll make sure to pack her an extra hoodie and joggers and she has loads of fluffy bed socks. We've got already got a warmer mummy style sleeping bag, but the sleeping bag has to fit in the rucksack (which the school provides) along with everything else she has to take for the trip so due to space restrictions, this tesco sleeping bag was more ideal than the one she already has.

This one from Tesco has a far better rating and packs down into a ridiculously small pack size, far smaller than most sleeping bags. It's £11 instore atm. I bought one for my DS for his Duke of Edinburgh expedition mostly because of this, even though he owns an excellent Vango 3-season bag already. That pink one is very much a leisure bag tbh. She'd be better off with a warmer, lighter, smaller bag and be able to leave some of the extra clothes at home.