Vango Viper 750 Sleeping Bag
Product Review & Walking Gear Test

Vango Viper 750 Sleeping Bag Vango Viper 750 Sleeping Bag
Viper 750 Sleeping Bag

Vital Statistics:

Guarantee:
Lifetime

Colours:
Red/Charcoal

Weight:
1.600 kg

SRP:
£125.00

Vango says:"The Vango flagship range of sleeping bags. Following the principals and practices of all Vango products, the Vipers live up to and beyond expectation in terms of quality and performance. Go High. Go Viper."

Features to Note:

In-use Test:

Vango describe the Viper 750 sleeping bag as a '4 season' bag (in line with the industry standard) and it certainly performs very well. Tested on a very cold trip to a snowy Snowdonia I was both warm and comfortable in this 'Mummy' style sleeping bag. My feet had plenty of room as did my head inside the hood, and the generous baffles formed good closure around my neck to keep all the heat in.

The two-way zip is robust and sure and ran smoothly and the close stitching and overall finish were of high quality.

As with all Vango Sleeping Bags, the stuff sac is well designed with 4 zip lock compression straps so stowing the bag into its stuff sac is quick and efficient.

Buying Advice:

The Vango Viper 750 is an excellent sleeping bag that will keep you warm through all but the harshest UK nights. Great colour, perfect for 'camping by car' and at 1600g just about light enough for backpacking.


What do you think?

Have you got a Vango Viper 750 Sleeping Bag?

We would love to hear what you thought of it - good, bad or indifferent. Perhaps you simply disagree with the verdict above - or feel an important feature has been negelected.

Let us know by clicking this link - What I think of Vango Viper 750 Sleeping Bag - so we can publish your important views below.


• A great sleeping bag. I've used it at 4500m in the Andes when the temperature was down to minus 8 C and had a cosy night. I've also used it zipped open as a duvet in the Peruvian jungle in temps of +30 C.

But I need to replace the stuff sac after 5 years of hard use! I looked at the size on your web site - do you really mean 20cm by 8 cm - or should that be inches???

Paula Webster, Leicester




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