Hammock Gear Underquilt -15F (-25C) and Silnylon Tarp

[BrianWillan]

Greetings

I am selling my Hammock Gear -15F (-25C) underquilt that I had Adam make for my bridge hammock. Asking $260 USD shipped in North America. Payment via PayPal preferred. SOLD

- 42"x77" rectangle shape
- differential cut
- 900 FP goose down and lofts to over 5"
- weighs approx 27 - 28 ounces, I don't have a scale to verify this
- includes a stuff sack
- has cinch cords on each end for adjustment
- each end also has a draft collar to ensure the quilt is tight to the hammock and no cold drafts get in.
- each corner has a line loc3 connector and shock cord and S biners for the main suspension of the quilt.
- each long side has an embedded piece of shock cord that aids in keeping the quilt snugged up to the hammock body. Not adjustable
- D rings along the perimeter
- also included is some extra shock cord and micro biners used as a mid point suspension point to ensure the quilt stays tight to the hammock.
- I've used this quilt down to -30C with no issues and was quite warm with my total sleep system.
- black exterior and green interior.
- comes from a smoke free home and always stored uncompressed in a very large mesh laundry type bag.






For Sale

1 Ogee Silnylon tarp. Asking $90 USD shipped to North America. Paypal accepted and preferred SOLD

- 11'x10' in size
- two tone brown and black in colour
- 10 tie out points for a variety of pitch options
- no seam down the ridgeline so it can't ever leak
- the triangles that attach to the main panel are seam sealed. not that it needed.
- comes with 2 piece zing it and prussic ridge line suspension
- includes 50' of mason line for guylines.



Cheers

Brian

[2eez4life]

Any info on the fill type and weight, loft, etc?

[El Gordo]

I'm not familiar with this style, and I am a little confused about the shape of the tarp. Is this an 11' by 10' rectangle with two triangle pieces attached to the long side? Or is it 11' long and 10' from triangle tip to triangle tip? (Or something else?) Any pictures from other angles? And what does the tarp weigh?

Thanks!

[BrianWillan]

I'm not familiar with this style, and I am a little confused about the shape of the tarp. Is this an 11' by 10' rectangle with two triangle pieces attached to the long side? Or is it 11' long and 10' from triangle tip to triangle tip? (Or something else?) Any pictures from other angles? And what does the tarp weigh?

Thanks!

It is 11' long and 10' tip to tip on the triangles. The thing weighs about 15 ounces or so. I don't have a scale handy to get an exact measurement. As of now I don't have any other pictures of the tarp. If you look at some of my old trip report posts, you'll be able to see it in video or other pictures.

Cheers

Brian

[BrianWillan]

Any info on the fill type and weight, loft, etc?

It is 900 FP goose down and lofts to over 5". I don't have a scale handy however, I would say it is within a couple ounces of the weight of the current incubator 0F as this quilt is a little narrower.

Cheers

Brian

[El Gordo]

Is this the one?

http://s1054.photobucket.com/user/bw...ml?sort=4&o=19

[BrianWillan]

Is this the one?

http://s1054.photobucket.com/user/bw...ml?sort=4&o=19

No

That was another tarp that I had and sold recently. Just search the forum for ogee tarp. There are lots of pictures of them in various configurations. Mine was the original model, not the mega ogee. I always pitched it A frame style.

Cheers

Brian

[cougarmeat]

Which bridge hammock were you using it on? I have a Ridge Runner so I don't know how the mid-point suspension would work on that? Are you saying that just connection the corners of the UQ to the corners of the bridge - like the WB Lynx - is not enough?

[BrianWillan]

Which bridge hammock were you using it on? I have a Ridge Runner so I don't know how the mid-point suspension would work on that? Are you saying that just connection the corners of the UQ to the corners of the bridge - like the WB Lynx - is not enough?

I use this underquilt with my DIY bridge. I just attach the quilt suspension points in the corner to the corner rings of my bridge hammock with the S-biners.

In the deep cold of winter, I use the mid point attachments to connect to a ridge line that I run from the apex of each suspension triangle. I do this more for insurance that the shock cord suspension doesn't relax due to excessive cold. I don't use a bug net in winter. So for your Ridge Runner, you could do the same thing (roll the net up and leave the ridge line in place) or just not use the mid point connection points. Hope that helps.

Cheers

Brian

[BrianWillan]

Greetings

Just a side note, for anyone in my local area of Southern Ontario (just east of Toronto). If you decide to purchase my quilt, we can meet up in person and you can pay cash for it.

Cheers

Brian