First let me say that my best (coldest) night's sleep was with a nx-250 and an incubator 0 deg down to -5f. I know the nx-250 is great for the cold. I've since sold that one and recently picked up a camo nx-250, which is what I always wanted, but had to wait for a good deal on one. After laying in every hammock imaginable, and I mean every one, I know I like the Clark regardless of it's drawbacks, which I won't go into.
I'm curious about Clark's claim that you don't need any bottom insulation until 32 degrees. I've spent plenty of nights in hammocks with socks off some kind and have never seen those temps without some kind of pad or quilt. What are your experiences. As I'm writing this I'm laying in my nx and it's 57 degrees in Chicago. In comfy but couldn't see going down another 24 degrees.
I know better, but just want to hear some opinions :-)
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