G'day Steven,

I've just double checked and unfortunately we are completely out of the Basecamp BCII Sleeping Bag and they're a discontinued item so we're not able to get anymore. I'll get the team to remove the product page from our site. The new equivalent model is the Explore Ex2 or Ex3.

G'day Carl,

In our images, the base/mattress is there just to show how you can use the Sea to Summit Basecamp BCII Sleeping Bag if you wanted to include a mattress but it's not included with the bag. The 1195g weight is purely the weight of the sleeping bag. 

G'day Carl,

Thanks mate, I've double checked all this with Sea to Summit and you're spot on! I think Ben misunderstood your initial question as it sounds like he wasn't aware you could split this bag into a quilt. 

G'day Brett,

I wasn't 100% certain on this one, so I gave Sea to Summit a buzz. They told me that unfortunately, the Aeros Premium Deluxe Pillow won't fit the Sea to Summit Basecamp BCII Sleeping Bag's straps. The largest you would want to go with is the Large Ultralight Pillow. 

G'day Nathan, 

The straps on the Sea to Summit Basecamp BCII Sleeping Bag are elastic and designed to fit around pretty much any of Sea to Summit's mats. The bloke I spoke to at Sea to Summit said that as long as you get a sleeping bag that's the right size for you and a mat that's the right size, then you'll have no worries whatsoever. 

G'day Jus,

You shouldn't have too many issues at all zipping two of the Sea to Summit Basecamp BCII Sleeping Bags together. Just be aware that because they taper off at the foot end, they will be a slightly odd shape when you zip two together. 

G'day Alicia,

Great question. I've just spoken with the designer at Sea to Summit and you can zip the Sea to Summit Basecamp BC I & II bags together. It takes a bit of organisation to get all the zips lined up correctly, but it is absolutely possible and will provide a comfortable double bag arrangement.