Quilts

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All at 39g.

>>704104
> s/b 29.5g

Sorry.

>>704105
>Upon further review:

Units must be in ounces. Back from my doper dayz, 28+ grams ==1 ounce.

There is no way my new quilt is 1 oz!

Must be 29.5oz, a bit under 2lbs.

Again, sorry for the confusion, it is all on my end.

> mfw clean and (mostly) sober too late?

Very nice. I have taken my 20* enigma down to 0 with warm clothes. Well made Quilt's for sure.

>cheap
>light
>warm

Pick 3

>>704118
>too late?
never

I just ordered a ready to ship black inner/ blue outside Revelation 20. I also have a TNF Blue Kazoo 15. Don't know which one I should take in my PCT thru-hike next month

>>704497
Is the Revelation Down Tek? If so, take it!

I'm looking for a SUL Bivy now.

>>704522
It's not. I would've ordered a custom downtek quilt but I'm pressed for time. Revelation is 800 fill and the TNF is 650 fill.

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>>704606
Should be fine if kept dry.i wound up packing two full bags for a recent winter trip, my quilt wasn't ready for. I used them one inside the other and was very warm! Would have preferred the quilt, at the time.

Another configuration for the EE Revelation, pic related.

>>704647
I've read that quilts are drafty. I can't decide on which one I should keep.

>>704734
> drafty

Turn your heater off and use it on your bed. My heater has been set to +48*F since Feb 1st. People at work can't believe it. I'm hot now.

>>704742
the quilt weighs about a pound less than my north Face mummy bag but the TNF bag is rated to 15 and is water resistant. What do?

Is there some kind of primer on using quilts for people who are used to sleeping bags?

>>704920
if you use a blanket to sleep with at home, you'll do just fine with a quilt.

many quilts offer a cinch at the foot end, which will help retain heat when it's cold. you'll likely want a warm balacava or other insulated headwear to wear over your head if it gets cold at night.

an important consideration is to get a quilt that fits you. if it's too large, there are pockets of air that will be difficult to warm, along with more gaps for warm air to escape from.

>>704782
Bump

>>705014
Take the best one!

>>704102
>10*F

Op here, I may need one rated at 40*F, this one will be far to warm for sholder seasons much less summer!

>>706649
I think another advantage of a quilt is that it's easier to keep cool with too. Just like your blanket at home, you just shove it part way off your body when you're warm.

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>>706649
>>704102
Me in me brand new EE Prodigy 50°F, watching shit TV. Comfy AF

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>>708612
Whatcha watchin quilt bro?

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>>708812
Lagertha

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>>704335
pick 2 dumbass