Thinking about buying the Incubator 20 and Burrow 20.

[Law Dawg (ret)]

Three season perfection IMO...love my Incubator and Burrow 20 degree rigs. One thing to consider, depending on how wide you are; I am Costco sized and had my Burrow widened and lengthened...wish I had asked for the incubator to be widened too. Not that stock would does not work with my 6-3 275 lb Celtic build self but the extra width just makes it more luxury. I will splurge on sleeping and eating comfort and do without elsewhere to make it work.

[1EagleEye1]

I have everything you have except the 1.1, not the 1.7. The quilts are great quality and will serve you well. I've been down as low as -13c here in Edmonton. I have found using Dutchware quilt hooks help to keep the bottom quilt in place but there are many options available as you search this site.
For someone new, check out Shug's videos. They're a great place to learn. But be warned...he's a bit odd!! But very knowledgable.

Glad to hear the setup brought you down to that low. What additions/extras were you using to stay warm when you were out in the -13C weather?

Lol, ya I have watched through all of Shug's vids, he does have one heck of a personality, a very entertaining and informative man.

Thanks for the comment.

[OneClick]

I have everything you have except the 1.1, not the 1.7. The quilts are great quality and will serve you well. I've been down as low as -13c here in Edmonton.

That's good to hear. I'm heading out this weekend and the coldest night will be -11°C. I'll be using a 15° Marmot Pinnacle which is just insanely lofty. No worry about keeping warm on top, but the bottom could get iffy. I'm taking my mylar windshield sunscreen pad cut to my body size for backup. We'll see how it does!

[HangingKayaker]

What additions/extras were you using to stay warm when you were out in the -13C weather?

Big wool socks, merino wool long johns, fleece pants, merino wool long sleeve undershirt, thin fleece top, thicker fleece pullover and a primaloft coat with hood, wool mittens, fleece toque and fleece balaclava.

Sounds like a lot but it really isn't!!

[Shug]

I have everything you have except the 1.1, not the 1.7. The quilts are great quality and will serve you well. I've been down as low as -13c here in Edmonton. I have found using Dutchware quilt hooks help to keep the bottom quilt in place but there are many options available as you search this site.
For someone new, check out Shug's videos. They're a great place to learn. But be warned...he's a bit odd!! But very knowledgable.

Me odd???? Naw....everyone else is odd. I am a Normal....
Shug