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    Default recommend mummy bag for a kid

    The child is about 4 feet tall. He is a boy. It would be nice if he could use it for more than a year or two. he is the oldest of 3 but the younger 2 are girls, it would be nice to pass it down. I was thinking about 20 degrees. budget from 70 to 90 bucks.

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    Maybe this: http://www.rei.com/product/809427/ke...0-sleeping-bag

    Most short bags are "women's" models, giving more choices. If they are not pink, he won't know.

    And remember, they do grow. Don't go too small.
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    :banana lafuma bags for kids

    Quote Originally Posted by tuswm View Post
    The child is about 4 feet tall. He is a boy. It would be nice if he could use it for more than a year or two. he is the oldest of 3 but the younger 2 are girls, it would be nice to pass it down. I was thinking about 20 degrees. budget from 70 to 90 bucks.

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    Lafuma makes great bags for kids in that price range. Used them for years with my kids and now my grand kids. Lightweight solid bags.

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