3 Season UQ Options

**Black Phoenix** · 04-01-2010, 02:33

Seem to be trying to decide between the Yeti by Warbonnet and the Crowsnest by Perfect Trees, tough decision.

**Harpo63** · 04-01-2010, 07:18

Originally Posted by Black Phoenix

Seem to be trying to decide between the Yeti by Warbonnet and the Crowsnest by Perfect Trees, tough decision.

From what we hear here often, you absolutely cannot go wrong with either one of these quilts! Comes down to what color preference you have or if you are asking for some custom features added... If you have a spouse and they hammock camp with you, you could get one of each and switch at your hearts desire.

**Peter_pan** · 04-01-2010, 08:18

JRB's Mt washington 3 is a 20 degree UQ... an overstuff would make 15 degree range realistic.

Pan

**drewboy** · 04-01-2010, 08:27

At an AZ hang last fall one of our hangers used a MW3 down to 14.6 degrees and stayed nice and warm. YMMV. I love their differential design.

Originally Posted by Peter_pan

JRB's Mt washington 3 is a 20 degree UQ... an overstuff would make 15 degree range realistic.

Pan

**Kobear** · 04-01-2010, 08:29

All the suggestions so far have been right on. Those 3/4 length UQs are terrific for those who want no extra weight/bulk in the pack. But for those of us who do not hang as much as we wish we could, I want to put in a plug for the full-length JRB UQs. I have the MW3, which falls into the same temp ranges as the Yeti, etc. but, with the full length omnitape modification on it and my top quilt, I can connect them and use them on my queen-sized bed in a duvet cover EVERY night, not just those when I hang.

For me, it is nice to have my investment in down in use every day.

**Wags** · 04-03-2010, 22:40

Originally Posted by Black Phoenix

Seem to be trying to decide between the Yeti by Warbonnet and the Crowsnest by Perfect Trees, tough decision.

that's the ideal kind of problem to have in life

**Black Phoenix** · 04-03-2010, 23:02

I agree completely

**G.L.P.** · 04-08-2010, 22:17

well i'll tell you this...i have an overstuffed crowsnest....and had it down to 11 degrees...easy...i think i could take it to -5 degrees....it has 2+overstuff

also hung with a 3 season yeti...and had that down to 17 degrees in a snow storm....
as you can see i'm a very warm sleeper.....but...i like the crowsnest alot more...it covers you better cause it's alittle bigger...and also has more loft then the yeti...so i think you could get a stock crowsnest down around the temps you want if you a warm sleeper....

but i do like the yeti...it packs down small and is great for temps over 30 for most ppl