40 degree hammock gear burrow ?

[jottoh12]

Even though this reply comes years late I thought I would throw this out there...I sleep cold and find the Burrow (no overfill) to work well at 70 if I migrate the down to the edges and as low as 40 if I migrate the down to the center before sleeping. Very versatile and well made top quilt. I have a 20 degree burrow with oodles of overfill and it has MUCH less of a variable temperature range. BE careful when ordering overfill in some cases!

[poorboystooge]

Even though this reply comes years late I thought I would throw this out there...I sleep cold and find the Burrow (no overfill) to work well at 70 if I migrate the down to the edges and as low as 40 if I migrate the down to the center before sleeping. Very versatile and well made top quilt. I have a 20 degree burrow with oodles of overfill and it has MUCH less of a variable temperature range. BE careful when ordering overfill in some cases!

I have a 40 degree Burrow with +2oz overfill. If I could go back, I'd ask for the 40 degree and skip the overfill. I find that I still need to adjust the down to make sure it's spread evenly, despite the overfill.

If I wear all of my layers, I can get to the lower 30s with my 40 degree Burrow. Although, I generally grab my 10 degree Burrow if the forecast is 30 F or below.

[NickTx]

I just got my 40 wide Burrow in the mail today, I got it in the lighter fabric 67, where as my 0 Burrow is in the heavier fabric (90). Anyway this quilt is a beaut, and the 67 fabric is very soft. HG is my go to for top insulation always. Great work.

[OneClick]

I have a 40+1oz and it's pretty accurate. I feel like I'm pushing it around 35°. Any dampness or wind can really hurt. I wish I would have gone +2oz overfill just in case. I can really notice the "see thru" spots when holding it to the light...so make sure you shift the down after unpacking. I believe Shug just did a video on shifting down, but I didn't watch it yet.