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    Ridge Creek KAQ Set up Video

    Hey everyone, just finished working on a video showing the set up directions for the Ridge Creek Under Quilt.

    Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions on the quilt.

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    Senior Member pgibson's Avatar
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    And just for fun let this lull you to sleep.


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    Very very nice quilt and most excellent video. Got to get me one of these. Paul your just going to make my wife mad at me!
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    Senior Member pgibson's Avatar
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    Thanks Acer. Wife's are tricky. I have a hard enough time keeping mine not to mad at me. I need to post a "your on your own" policy on the site.

    Hope to be doing a few more of these videos this year to act as set up and use instructions for our gear.
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    Paul sent me one of these to try-out for him and I'd have to say I'm impressed with it. It is absolutely snug to the hammock; no fiddle factor. Also, you'll never misplace that color red...NEVER!

    I've got three nights in it so far. The first night it was just under the 30° mark and I slept like a baby. Second night got down to 24° and again, slept right through it. The third night (last night) I decided to try something and removed the tarp from my setup completely. No real strong winds, but a pretty steady breeze. It didn't get real cold last night (back up around the 30° mark), but I did notice a big difference. I eventually wimped out and put the tarp back up. Was warm and snoring about 10 minutes later.

    I don't know the specs on it, but it is very light. Compresses about as well as other high end synthetic insulation; about the size of a 2 liter. This is a quilt I would carry happily.

    My best guess, having not found its bottom, is about 20°. I was warm at 24°, but when I got up in the middle of the night and climbed back in I could feel the quilt trying to warm back up. Wasn't the low-end, but I think it was getting close. A clothing boost would take this quilt into the teens for me, I think. For most folks, I think 30° is a fair rating. I think anybody could go to 40° with ease. It took the quilt all of about 30 seconds to warm right back up after I put the tarp back up last night. Probably took a full minute the night before when I got back into the hammock. Only 6 degree difference, so I'm pretty sure it's going to lose the tug of war lower than 20°; like any other 3-season quilt would. But above that, nice freakin quilt!

    Not entirely sure you're getting it back either. Just sayin.
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    Paul,,do you make that quilt in a 50 degree model? If so its a perfect summer quilt.
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    Man I can't wait to order one...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acer View Post
    Paul,,do you make that quilt in a 50 degree model? If so its a perfect summer quilt.
    Of course we can. We can make any of the KAQ line in the 1 season option or a variety of APEX options that would be 1 season or 1.5/2 season(aka 35-40F)
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    I just ordered one for my bridge hammock. I got the 1 season option and I can't wait to try it out
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    There are times that the only way you can do something is to do it alone.

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    I have the ridge creek and really like it. I've had nothing but good experience buying from this company. In fact, I can say the same thing about all of the vendors from the forum that I have dealt with.

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