Scandinavian Wooki? What's up with that?

**Vanhalo** · 02-05-2018, 15:49

Originally Posted by curlymaple42

Just received the most beautiful Scandinavian Wooki today!! All data, review, and testing will be posted asap. It always amazes me how light this down gear is!! I pulled the Wooki out of the box and it didn't initially seem as big as I expected, but within a couple minutes it lofted and it's like holding a darn cloud!! LOL! Can't wait to get it out on my XLC!! I'm going to watch the weather here and try and wait until it is supposed to get nice and chilly, unless I just decide to try it out regardless. Which is likely...

No pictures. It didn't happen.

Isn't that what they say roun here?

**curlymaple42** · 02-05-2018, 15:54

That work?

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**Vanhalo** · 02-05-2018, 15:56

Originally Posted by curlymaple42

That work?

Sent from a furniture shop in Maine

lol. yep.

**TallPaul** · 02-05-2018, 19:16

Originally Posted by curlymaple42

That work?

Sent from a furniture shop in Maine

Ha Love it

**curlymaple42** · 02-08-2018, 16:46

All set up for tonight with the ScandiWooki. Supposed to be single digits so not quite as cold as it has been, but the coldest in a while. My alarm wakes me at 5am which is when it should be the coldest, which will suck having to get up then!!

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**curlymaple42** · 02-09-2018, 09:28

I just joined the subzero club and I will say, there was NO worry about being cold from underneath me!! Full report asap, but that badboy Wooki got me to -1F with plenty of room to spare!

**Bosman** · 07-21-2018, 10:22

These kind of options take the challenges hammock users face when considering winter hammocking away and the hammock anytime anywhere becomes a reality. Go scandi and 20degree cover all the bases. At least now I can plan to save for the scandi before it gets tot the point a 20 isn’t enough. Of all the underquilts the Wookie is hard to beat for ease of use and canceling the draft issues the normal underquilts can have.
I’m doing my research on which to get right now. What’s the best way to vent the wookie?

**Shug** · 07-21-2018, 10:28

[QUOTE=Bosman;1904733]These kind of options take the challenges hammock users face when considering winter hammocking away and the hammock anytime anywhere becomes a reality. Go scandi and 20degree cover all the bases. At least now I can plan to save for the scandi before it gets tot the point a 20 isn’t enough. Of all the underquilts the Wookie is hard to beat for ease of use and canceling the draft issues the normal underquilts can have.
I’m doing my research on which to get right now. What’s the best way to vent the wookie?[/QUOTE]
You can slide it to the side or loosen the band.
Shug

**curlymaple42** · 07-21-2018, 10:29

Originally Posted by Bosman

These kind of options take the challenges hammock users face when considering winter hammocking away and the hammock anytime anywhere becomes a reality. Go scandi and 20degree cover all the bases. At least now I can plan to save for the scandi before it gets tot the point a 20 isn’t enough. Of all the underquilts the Wookie is hard to beat for ease of use and canceling the draft issues the normal underquilts can have.
I’m doing my research on which to get right now. What’s the best way to vent the wookie?

I honestly have never vented my 20° Wooki! Couple weeks ago it was mid 70's overnight and all I did was have a fan on my ridge line. But, if I ever need to, I'm using extra mini biners or cordage on the head end probably.

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**alifeoutdoors** · 07-21-2018, 10:30

Honestly I've never had to vent, it never gets hot enough up here for it to be an issue except maybe July, which I avoid like the plague anyway. Generally what I've read on the wookie is you have to make some sort of extender so you can add some drop to one or both of the ends. As you said it's hard to beat for ease of use, I can't stand fiddle factor in underquilts, but that is the flip side, it's going to be one of the harder quilts to easily vent.