Down TQ to pair with AHE Jarbridge River UQ?

**Stormstaff** · 08-12-2011, 04:05

So, I ordered a Jarbridge because of Paul's great sale price and that got me to thinking what I wanted to start saving for next.

I'm thinking about a down TQ. Suggestions on a roughly 30* (cause that's what the UQ is rated at) down TQ?

Thanks for your advice and time,
Kirk

**Acer** · 08-12-2011, 04:55

Here is a great deal on a top quilt to 40 degrees,,with wearing a lite weight set of polar fleece tops and bottoms,,I get in the 30's ok with this.

http://www.sunnysports.com/prod/GOLB...21-151776274-2

I am also a dash cold natured at times as well,,for a lite weight down,,it rocks for me. Be sure tho to get something that will take you down in the elements where you want to be. It pays to over kill sometimes, as you can always vent to cool down if you do get too warm.

**Joey** · 08-12-2011, 06:09

I'm very partial to my Jacks R Better No Sniveler. Mostly because of it's versatility. You can wear it as a serape, use it as an UQ, or as a TQ.

Stormcrow makes an excellent TQ at hammockgear.com that you will find very well made and comfortable. As does Brandon at Warbonnetoutdoors.com.

All 3 manufactures do great work and will not disappoint.

**Wags** · 08-13-2011, 10:32

hey kirk. you can safely pick from any of the following:

www.hammockgear.com
www.leighlounderquilts.com
www.warbonnetoutdoors.com

a lot of people seem to be happy with these, but i don't have any experience first hand with them so i cannot comment:

www.tewaunderquilts.webs.com
www.jacksrbetter.com
www.wildernesslogics.com

**Triptease** · 08-13-2011, 10:45

Mine. :-)

http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=36865

**Aven** · 08-13-2011, 12:23

Wags, you dropped a part of Leighlo's url.

http://leighlounderquilts.webs.com/

**lazy river road** · 08-13-2011, 12:58

I am a Hammock Gear fan all the way for many reasons. Adam makes a great product as do all the vendors but its Adam willingness to customize quilts which is a big seller for me. I like the channel suspension system he uses on his UQ . I personally would suggest a 3 season incubator or phoenix. Depending if u want a full length or partial quilt. Its never an easy decision picking out a quilt

**Stormstaff** · 08-13-2011, 15:21

Cool, thanks all. This is something I'll have to save up for so anything currently for sale by an individual won't probably work for me, sorry.

**G.L.P.** · 08-13-2011, 15:29

i'll give another vote for the Jacks R Better No Sniveler it's a multi use quilt
it's a quilt... it's a parka

i like JRB quilts when it comes to TQ's ....

**yooz85** · 08-13-2011, 15:35

Originally Posted by cevans

Here is a great deal on a top quilt to 40 degrees,,with wearing a lite weight set of polar fleece tops and bottoms,,I get in the 30's ok with this.

http://www.sunnysports.com/prod/GOLB...21-151776274-2

I am also a dash cold natured at times as well,,for a lite weight down,,it rocks for me. Be sure tho to get something that will take you down in the elements where you want to be. It pays to over kill sometimes, as you can always vent to cool down if you do get too warm.

i have the synthetic wish they had this sale when i was buying, but regardless its a great quilt for the money!