Thoughts on a Mountain Hardware Flip sleeping bag as a TQ

[cdogg44]

I need a new sleeping bag for hunting and car camping and the Mountain Hardware Flip bag has really caught my eye as a good fit for my needs. I am looking at the down model for size reasons.

Since I can't drop $250 on a dedicated top quilt right now I'd like to at least get a sleeping bag that would pull double duty since I will be picking one up soon.

[AaronAlso]

This is just my personal opinion, for what it's worth, and I'm certainly no hammock camping expert.

IMHO, I would be looking to make as few big ticket purchases
as possible. There are top quilts out there with "backing straps" meant to wrap around a ground pad. Those straps can easily be tucked away when in use in a hammock. There are even options like the Jacks Are Better "No Sniviller" that are wearable; which may be of use while waiting in that treestand on a cold morning.

Again this is just my $0.02 as it were, but if I were you I'd keep shopping around.

[SpaceCadet]

I have always used a sleeping bag instead of a TQ. I just bought a Marmot +20 semi-rectangular to get me through the winter. I can't sleep with my legs straight out like a mummy bag or TQ requires.