Per the manufacturer, "Insultex™ has a melting point of 194°F"
Per the manufacturer, "Insultex™ has a melting point of 194°F"
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and a sticking together point of "the low setting" on my dryerOriginally Posted by MacEntyre
Still works tho. I hung comfortably last night down to 45* with one layer of Climashield xp (2.5oz) and one layer of "dryer" IX. I was comfortable the entire night. I used a 30* Alps Mtneering mummy bag converted to TQ and 15# mini-dachshund as a foot warmer.
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Note to self:
DO NOT put your new UQ in the dryer! Hand wash and line dry!
I have also been experimenting with an IX underquilt. I took DWR ripstop and sewed in a heat sheet, then have one layer of Insultex over the heat sheet. Note in my picture that I have installed a draw string to close up the ends of the underquilt.
So far I have been toasty at 45 degrees. I am waiting on colder weather for further testing.
I got to see Canoeski's "baby orca" insultex/nylon UQ this past weekend. The thing is tiny and light! Nifty little piece of gear.
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