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    Quote Originally Posted by kayakinkurt View Post
    I'll get something put together as I have time after work.

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    Fantastic KayakinKurt -but no rush, the spring has barely begun here in Scandinavian
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    Working on a step by step for my quilts, just not sure if I should do a video or just write it up. Until then, here's a look at my whole DIY setup, I got a chance to set it up this weekend, didn't have time to camp but at least got it all up at the same time. Have a look: https://youtu.be/OBb5gUNqJ7o
    Last edited by kayakinkurt; 04-02-2017 at 08:41. Reason: I can't spell sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kayakinkurt View Post
    Working on a step by step for my quilts, just not sure if I should do a video or just write it up. Until then, here's a look at my whole DIY setup, I got a chance to set it up this weekend, didn't have time to camp but at least got it all up at the same time. Have a look: https://youtu.be/OBb5gUNqJ7o
    This is beautiful. You definitely need to make a video about this. Your videos look and sound amazing.
    I sew things on youtube.
    I don’t sew on commission, so please don’t ask. Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kayakinkurt View Post
    Working on a step by step for my quilts, just not sure if I should do a video or just write it up. Until then, here's a look at my whole DIY setup, I got a chance to set it up this weekend, didn't have time to camp but at least got it all up at the same time. Have a look: https://youtu.be/OBb5gUNqJ7o
    Your hole setup is fantastic, love the shaped UQ -and like the big tarp too.. Here it's often windy and rains quite a bit so that is a great thing with some extra roof
    I would really like to see a step-by-step video on your builds
    ..retsis ti esool ro ti evoM

  5. #15
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    Finally getting out to test the quilts tonight, looks like the temperature is going down to low 40's high 30's Fahrenheit. Since the 2.5oz Climashield is only rated to 50 I will take along my Snugpak Cocoon as a backup, I tend to sleep warm so I'll push it as long as I can. I'll be car camping so I'm not to worried lol I'll report on how they performed.

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    Tested!!! My first set of Summer Quilts

    Got out Friday night to give my quilt set a proper test, along with the whole hammock setup. I had a change of mind on the hammock itself, made myself a 10 foot out of 1.7oz Robic XL and swapped that in place of the 11 footer. So, for the quilts I used the ClimaShield 2.5oz insulation which is rated to 50 degrees. I tend to be a warm sleeper, and my ENO quilts I used last year had the same rating and I could push those into mid 30's before I had to layer up... so I was hoping for similar performance, the low was supposed to be 41.

    I went car camping to the walk-in sites at Frances Slocum State Park in Wyoming, Pa. and the temps dropped to 36 in the campsite. I woke up around 3am, and was comfortable but my feet were a little cold, turned out I just didn't pull the drawstring tight enough and had slightly opened the foot box. I had my light 40 degree Teton Journey as a backup, so I threw that on over me... but at 36 I would have done that even with my ENOs.

    So, all in all, very happy with the quilts and ClimaShield in general. The only thing I would change is the length of the top quilt, I shorted myself a little but nothing to bad. I talk a little about it in my video from the weekend, the hammock camping part is after the kayaking if you want to have a look.


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