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    Favorite top quilt?

    Im in line for a JRB MT wash 3 when production catches up from traildays and the bug has bit, now I want a top quilt. The Old rag caught my eye. I consider myself a cold sleeper. For the seasoned quilt users, what is your favorite top quilt?

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    Well, I stopped having to make that choice. I've got a top quilt for all seasons these days, thanks in part to the Speer down group buy the first of the year. But, if I could only pick one top quilt I'd have to go with my JRB RMS. Just an Old Rag with a head-hole.
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    Also a cold sleeper. JRB Nest as a top quilt and the MW4 combo has been very comfortable down to the low 20*F. With the MW3 and Nest as a top quilt mid 40*F have been very comfortable. So far the coolest I've gone with either combo. Picked up a BMW UL90 quilt during an end of the season sale. Outside of airports & hotel rooms have yet to use it. The warmth of the MW3 might allow use of the BMW for cool Northwoods early & late summer nights. Would drop +10oz of mass from the pack compared to the Nest.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannibal View Post
    Well, I stopped having to make that choice. I've got a top quilt for all seasons these days, thanks in part to the Speer down group buy the first of the year. But, if I could only pick one top quilt I'd have to go with my JRB RMS. Just an Old Rag with a head-hole.
    Ditto, when it's cold enough, my regular No Sniveler when it isn't that cold. My next project is a summer version with one inch baffles.

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    You cannot go wrong with the RMNS or the regular no sniv depending on the temp and your tolerence to the cold. Definately tried and true method.
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    my jrb summer quilt down to mid 30's
    my jrb old rag mtn quilt from low 30's on downneo
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    I bought a Nunatak Specialist not too long ago and it's going to be with me for a very long time.
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    Above 45 my JRB Stealth Long.

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    I just bought a JRB old rag mountain. Hence, it's my favourite top quilt. (I haven't tried any others. There are some people here who have way more gear than I do .. so I'd trust their opinion more.)

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    Nunatak Arcs

    Started with the Alpinist then added the Ghost, the Edge and the AT.
    I used the AT with a Thermawrap Parka on the section hike two weeks ago--nice system. My favorite is the Alpinist-maybe emotional since its been all over the country and carried for several hundred AT miles. Would love to add the Exp. model someday.

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