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About LinkBacksIs there any draw back to buying a really good adult one that they can use for the next 10-20 years?
Do they still keep you warm if you're a little person in a big bag? Or is there too much air for a little body to try and warm? Guess you could always put a big rubber band around the foot area if that is the case?
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