Summer jarbidge questions

[weaver2469]

Hi all, I am re-thinking my quilts. I have a regular Jarbidge that I have taken down to 27 degrees. I love it and will keep using it for canoe trips or wet weather trips. I was thinking of switching to a 20 degree Yeti for 3 season, and a lightweight summer quilt for hot weather (50 to 75 degrees).

Does anyone know the weight and or bulk of the summer weight Jarbidge? Even though I want to switch to down for 3 season, the summer Jarbidge is the most cost effective summer underquilt and the synthetic bulk probably won't be too bad. Thoughts?

[pgibson]

I posted this pic a few days ago on our Facebook page.



This is a 1 season APEX upgraded Jarbidge in our new Olive green.

Weight is about 13-14 ounces.

Hope that helps, holler at me if you have further questions.

[weaver2469]

Thanks Paul. That is a great thing about this forum. Where else can you have a question about a product answered by the guy that invented the product? The quilt looks great. I'm not sure if I am up for the Apex cost upgrade, but that picture may have me reconsidering......