EE TQ Users - your experience with temp ratings?

**Otter1** · 11-26-2015, 10:17

Prices dropped due to down cost dropping. Tim has a history of adjusting quilt prices in accordance w/his down cost. I respect that.

**profire** · 11-26-2015, 10:24

I purchased a 20 degree Revelation long wide version and I have had no issues. granted I have only used it twice but the quality seems really good to me. I recently went to the buffalo river trail and temps hovered around freezing every night and I was toasty warm. I wore mid weight thermals, wool blend socks and hat. I think I would easily be comfy at it's rated temp. I also used a pad since I do not have an underquilt yet.

**bradym77** · 11-26-2015, 15:54

I have a 30 degree EE top quilt which I've had down to 28 so far and was toasty warm all night. If you do go that route I'd suggest a sewn footbox if you plan on winter camping.

**kenbo** · 11-30-2015, 14:32

30 degree Enlightened revelation. Top quality, warm in 3-season testing. Really like that the revelation opens up to a flat quilt. We use them that way in our Teardrop trailer on cold nights. Mine is tall/wide, wife is normal.

**justicehaze** · 12-11-2015, 22:48

I went just below freezing in my rev 20 the other night and I was pretty warm. I probably should've even vented during the night because I got significant condensation...

**Passinthru** · 12-11-2015, 23:08

I ordered a 20 degree Enigma on Nov 23 and got notified that it will be delivered this coming Monday, Dec. 14.
The 6-10 weeks turned out to be only 4!

**Snydman** · 12-15-2015, 12:46

Same story for me! I ordered my 20° rev on November 23 and just got my order shipment notification today!

Test it out before Xmas!

**MarshLaw303** · 12-15-2015, 13:03

those who got in on the sale early will see shorter lead times, but not everyone should expect to be so lucky. We had a few days in the sale where we sold more quilts than we can build in a week, so the times will stretch out some from those who go it right away day one. We did get almost everything ordered before the sale done before it started which has helped a lot in keeping on top of sale orders and not letting them stretch out too far. Last year i think it was 12 weeks to get them all out the door, so doing much better than that!

-Tim