Owner/Founder at Hammockgear.com - Hammock Camping Outfitters
Home of the Burrow, the Incubator, and the Phoenix
All I'm gonna say is holy crap. I've had some log in issues with HammockForums ...should be posting as 'Towellie', but somehow my account is on 'ntowell'. Taken me a minute to remember I had this thread.
Anyways, I don't really have anything to add to all the hubbub that has been going down, but I do have to tell you how friggin' bomb dig this quilt is. It's unbelievable. My mission was for a quality quilt that I can spin barrel-rolls in all night long in 0F and have to make zero adjustments for cold spots. I don't want to jack with anything in the middle of the night.
I'm 5'8" and this baby has me by half a foot on head and feet. It's awesome. No way to slip off of it and get woken by a cold spot. Slept in 38F the other night and felt money. Slept in my house in 70F vented, felt money. Had my girlfriend lay in it so I could take some pictures, fell asleep before the photoshoot was over.
You know when you buy a new car and you keep peaking out the window to look at how bada$$ it is? Yeah. It's like that. Best sub-freezing goose tube money can buy.
Thanks Adam and Jenny! As soon as I can figure out how to turn some of my regrettable gear buys into cash, I'll give it to you for an over quilt to mate with my under quilt.... if they have baby pillows I'll send you one.
Enjoy the pics of my new baby!
Sweet lookin quilt!!!
One thing though, I know with my incubator I need to have some cord attached to the middle loops on the quilt and string it over the ridgeline to give some extra support to the quilt as mine has sagged a little in the night! Not sure if it will happen to yours as it appears as though you have the re-designed incubator!
Sleep warm my friend!!!
"yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift---thats why its called a present" - Master Oogway
It's always best if your an early riser!
What is the final weight of this UQ?
Do you have a photo of is compressed for packing into your backpack?
In a word "impressive".
Very nice looking quilt. Adam and Jenny really do some top notch work. I've always been a fan of the black green combo. Loving the new design of the UQ that Adam is making cant wait to test my newly designed Phoenix at the MAHA and not just in my back yard. Your pics really show off the new design very nicely. I do believe the new design is supposed to elevate some of the sagging from underneath and better help prevent CBS so one would not need the shock cord over the hammock RL. But Adam would have to chime in on that one to better explain the effectiveness of the new design. So enjoy your new incubator and all it's warm downy goodness it has to offer.
LRR
Sometimes I like to hike and think, And sometimes I just like to hike.
Hiking is'ent about waiting for the storm to pass its about learning to hike in the rain.
The quilt fits crazy snug, almost not enough shock cord it's so snug, however, because it's a full length, you don't feel the ridge underneath your thighs or calves, so zero adjustment is needed, whether I use my hennessy or my grand trunk double. Only thing I adjust is the the venting at the ends.
Final weight of the underquilt is exactly 32.0oz (2lbs). If I go by the weight of the incubator of the website, I got like 3.4oz of overstuff I believe. Will post a picture in stuff sack at lunch.
Here's a few pictures of it in the stuff sack it came with and a small sea-to-summit event compression bag.
Just got surprised with a shipment notification today on my 20* inc with 2oz. Way faster than I thought. Winter hangs here I come!
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