Arvis - Help!!!

[Arvis]

Now that the nights are getting cooler, I need to make a decision on an UQ. It seems the more I read the more 'fused I get... had I done my job in IBM with this much indecision, I surely would have been fired... not retired!!!
I have an ENO DN and am pretty sure that I want a full UQ, and since weigth is an important consideration, I am thinking a down UQ. Also, concerned about space required in the backpack.
Is there one that is more compatible with the ENO than the others?
I will appreciate suggestions / recommendations / thoughts... I will seldom camp at less that 20 degrees.
Thanks!!!!

[Hooch]

Lots of good UQ choices out there. As a former ENO hammocker, I can definitively say that you'll be hard pressed to find an UQ that won't work well with an ENO DoubleNest. Check out Jacks r Better, Te-Wa, Hammock Gear, etc. You really can't go wrong.

As far as synthetic-vs-down, if you want something that will compress to a smaller space in your pack, go with down.

[Arvis]

Lots of good UQ choices out there. As a former ENO hammocker, I can definitively say that you'll be hard pressed to find an UQ that won't work well with an ENO DoubleNest. Check out Jacks r Better, Te-Wa, Hammock Gear, etc. You really can't go wrong.

As far as synthetic-vs-down, if you want something that will compress to a smaller space in your pack, go with down.

Thanks, Hooch... that is comforting to a Newbie!!!!

[Hooch]

Thanks, Hooch... that is comforting to a Newbie!!!!

Anytime, buddy.

[Knotty]

Hooch speaks truth. If you want to keep things small you should definitely choose down over synthetic. You retired from IBM...you can afford it.

[glassymountain]

I have an ENO Double Nest and use the Jacks R Better No Sniveler as an underquilt. It fits wonderfully and packs down very small.

[Arvis]

Hooch speaks truth. If you want to keep things small you should definitely choose down over synthetic. You retired from IBM...you can afford it.

Yeah, r-i-i-i-i-g-h-t, Knotty!!!! Thanks!

[Arvis]

I have an ENO Double Nest and use the Jacks R Better No Sniveler as an underquilt. It fits wonderfully and packs down very small.

Thanks, Glassymtn... I will check that, and everything, out!!!

[optimator]

Lots of good quilt makers here. You really can't go wrong with any of them. Myself, I prefer down

[Just Jeff]

If you really want small, get a partial UQ. Often, you won't need anything under your feet, and when you do you can use your pack or a CCF sit pad. I carry a CCF torso pad as my pack frame and it insulates my legs well in the cold.