SOLD: 1lb poncho liner top quilt

**tonejones** · 07-25-2010, 19:10

i have a poncho liner that has been made into a top quilt that weighs 1lb. It has a vent hole in the foot box so your feet don't get to hot. It has never been used and is brand new never been issued.

It can be yours for $50 shipped to your doorstep

**BOB1520** · 07-25-2010, 20:49

What are the dimensions of the top quilt? Any idea on temp rating?

**G.L.P.** · 07-25-2010, 21:53

i would say 45- 50 degrees
this is a nice quilt for warm weather....should sell fast

**tonejones** · 07-25-2010, 23:21

sorry about that guess i should have put that in there. This thing is roomy, I am 6'2'' and 220 and i have plenty of room in there. It is 68'' long the top is 44'' wide then the flaps are 9.5'' so that is 63'' total across the top. The foot box is 23'' wide but is a cylinder so 23 high also. I just made this and I am basically getting my money back and shipping cost for this so i can make more. I can make these to your spec. I can get used ones instead of new ones cheaper wash it then make them. I can make it smaller and lighter
I just like a little more room and it is at a pound right now.
I would say 40-50 degrees is about right perfect for summer and fall.

**Poppabear** · 07-26-2010, 07:21

Does the stuff sack come with it?

**tonejones** · 07-26-2010, 11:10

no the stuff sack is just to show it packed down

**tonejones** · 08-12-2010, 19:16

bump it up

**Wags** · 08-13-2010, 22:39

no offense, but you're not gettign down to 40 with that unless you had a huge underquilt... maybe 50

**plowhorse** · 08-13-2010, 22:45

depends on how cold a sleeper you are. I have used a GI poncho liner down to about 40 degrees without an UQ. I keep one of these around just for summer and early fall use.

**TravelPro** · 08-14-2010, 01:10

Funny how people's metabolisms differ. I would find it hard to get down to 50 with just a poncho liner, but I sleep cold.

BUMP for a nice project, Tone.