0 degree down UQ - who has the best?

**clusterone** · 08-24-2017, 11:16

Hello,
Been using my DIY UQ(fine down to 30s, w/ low wind), but got the bug to look around at 0 degree options.
As it would be a rather large purchase want to get the “best” now, versus seeing something I should have purchased instead a year from now. In the long run I am looking for the lightest, true 0 degree (dri down) UQ. Can anyone recommend any options? Thanks in advance for the suggestions.

Found some options with similar specs:
$270-300 (OUCH!!!)
800-850 dri down
24-26oz
Standard/long

https://enlightenedequipment.com/rev...roduct-reviews - first choice at the moment

http://www.hammockgear.com/incubator-0/ - do love the people at HG!

https://dutchwaregear.com/mt-washington-3.html - not really a Dutch product, but JRB…else this might get more consideration as the people at Dutchware are also awesome!

**robertjackson** · 08-24-2017, 11:42

You might want to add UGQ Zeppelin in the mix of your search.

**clusterone** · 08-24-2017, 12:05

Originally Posted by robertjackson

You might want to add UGQ Zeppelin in the mix of your search.

Wow, great prices! Thanks you

**robertjackson** · 08-24-2017, 12:22

Great workmanship and customer service too.
Paul will also help with any questions and customizations you may want.

**OneClick** · 08-24-2017, 12:23

As you approach a 0° night, 2am, windy, and tired...no price is too much to keep you cozy and warm. At $300, you'll likely be looking at $30-60/night after just one winter. Then start dividing that in half each consecutive year. More or less depending on how much you get out. It's such an invaluable piece of gear.

**sr1355** · 08-24-2017, 12:57

Originally Posted by clusterone

Wow, great prices! Thanks you

Yes they are great prices with premium materials, 10D Inner, 10D, 15D or 20D outer. 800 44X77 0*F starts are $175, 850 fill for $240.

http://ugqoutdoor.com/under-quilts/zeppelin/

**TrailSlug** · 08-24-2017, 13:10

I would also recommend checking out LocoLibre quilts as these are some very nice quilts as well as the Warbonnet Wooki. The Wooki is very unique and offers the "no fiddle" of always having to adjust your under quilts as the extra material on them keeps them in place and the drafts out.