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Hello,
I use an Alpkit bivvy bag, so I'm going to assume that's not the issue. The sleeping bag however, might be the problem... It is a Berghaus Flare 850, which seems to be synthetic... I'll see if I can replace it and assess the situation.
The other, possibly more likely scenario, is that the issue is physical. I stopped to sleep when I was really tired, thogh was part way up a hill and wonder if the combination of being cold, though also quite hot from raising my heart rate up, to then trying to sleep, threw my body into a state of confusion...
I guess the only option is to go away again and see if it happens the second time...
Yossarian-
funnily enough i've almost the exact same thing happen. was really tired after a long off road ride, ate loads of food, went to sleep then woke up 2 hours later sweating my tits off. not a nice way to wake when you're in a sleeping bag and everything sticks to you.
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That's some serious distance you clocked up there - impressive!
nev
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on the cold and sweaty thing. as 7Up says could be your bivvy? also if that whole dry bag is your sleeping bag then i'm guessing it's synthetic. you could try a down sleeping bag, they've got a much larger comfortable temperature range.