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    Senior Member Cannibal's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by east_stingray View Post
    Holy crap! I just looked at what those things weigh!
    Yeah but,
    one gets an awful lot of warmth from a SnugFit. Genuine Draft's pack is ALWAYS heavier than mine because of the amount of cold weather gear she takes (weather weenie). I guarantee you that you'd lose a hand (if you're lucky) trying to take my SnugFit out of her pack. I bought and paid for it and I don't even get to use it very often.

    Heavy, but if one is sensitive to the cold, it is a sweet UQ solution.
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    SnugFit = 28oz.

    For a quilt that is adjustment free, will keep the full length of your hammock warm (IMO) to low double digits without any other under insulation...that's not at all a bad weight. At all.

    You can't compare the weight of 3 season partial quilts to it because they aren't in the same league in terms of warmth and coverage. Apples vs Oranges...
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    Quote Originally Posted by angrysparrow View Post
    SnugFit = 28oz.

    For a quilt that is adjustment free, will keep the full length of your hammock warm (IMO) to low double digits without any other under insulation...that's not at all a bad weight. At all.

    You can't compare the weight of 3 season partial quilts to it because they aren't in the same league in terms of warmth and coverage. Apples vs Oranges...
    You read my mind. I was comparing it to my yeti which I have weighed at 12.4oz. I'm a warm sleeper, so that's gotten me down below freezing already.

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    Quote Originally Posted by angrysparrow View Post
    SnugFit = 28oz.

    For a quilt that is adjustment free, will keep the full length of your hammock warm (IMO) to low double digits without any other under insulation...that's not at all a bad weight. At all.
    I agree... I've got a SnugFit under my dbl 1.7 WBBB and have been very toasty down to 24 degrees in it... And it is a full length UQ and my 6'6" body doesn't get cold at all!

    Randy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Higher Ground View Post
    .......I have one question on where to attach it to the hammock.......
    I attach mine with JRB mini-biners to my whoopi slings. If you still use the stock tri-rings, just attach it there. Works just fine.

    Quote Originally Posted by east_stingray View Post
    Holy crap! I just looked at what those things weigh!
    I don't see the SnugFit as a heavy quilt at all, particularly for the warmth it provides. I've been warm in mine as low as 10*F at the Winter Hang last year. It's been around for a couple years now and still one of the best underquilts on the market, IMO.
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    I agree. Some things are worth extra weight. The snugfit allowed me to use a summer weight top quilt around freezing comfortably. My girlfriend uses it full-time for camping. She used to get cold feet, now never does!

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    Why is it if I add the universal model to my paypal cart, that even though it says $339 on the site, it loads up in the paypal cart at $369? Any ideas?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hooch View Post
    I attach mine with JRB mini-biners to my whoopi slings. If you still use the stock tri-rings, just attach it there. Works just fine.

    I don't see the SnugFit as a heavy quilt at all, particularly for the warmth it provides. I've been warm in mine as low as 10*F at the Winter Hang last year. It's been around for a couple years now and still one of the best underquilts on the market, IMO.
    Just how conservatively is that thing rated? It's only rated to 30, last time I looked. It always seemed to me it was quite under-rated, looking at the loft on it, much as the Pea Pod is IMO. But 10*F? Wow. Were you using a pad, or at least a space blanket or VB?

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    Quote Originally Posted by john30563 View Post
    Why is it if I add the universal model to my paypal cart, that even though it says $339 on the site, it loads up in the paypal cart at $369? Any ideas?
    Ed has a sale on now, but before 1 November, you have to call or e-mail your order to him to get the sale price. Here's the thread with the details. You breaking down and buying a SnugFit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillyBob58 View Post
    .......10*F? Wow. Were you using a pad, or at least a space blanket or VB?
    Negative. Nothing under me but the SnugFit.

    This is what I used for insulation:
    Speer SnugFit UQ
    Speer Top Blanket III with 1oz overfill
    Lightweight base layer
    Worn clothes
    Warm hat
    REI down jacket over my torso and abdomen under the Top blanket
    Speer Winter Tarp with ends closed in.
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