EE RevelationX Long/Wide 10F TQ w 23% overstuff

**altruistguy** · 09-23-2014, 22:16

I have too many TQs (three) -- need to sell one!

What we have here is an EnLIGHTened Equipment RevelationX Long/Wide 10*F TQ with FIVE extra ounces of overstuff (that's about 23% overstuff). Because of the huge overstuff, consider this at least a 0F TQ. It kept me comfortable in minus 13F last winter. Very lightly used. Just ten months old. Black outside, black inside. Stored uncompressed in smoke-free, pet-free home.

For those who aren't aware, the value-laden "X" lines that EnLIGHTened Equipment used to have are no longer available as of 12/31/13. It is difficult to emphasize enough the incredible value these things represent.

And EE makes top-notch stuff. I can't see any "flaw" in either the fabric or the manufacturing of this excellent TQ.

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Comes with original Silnylon stuff-sack (used only once -- to ship the thing to me), original breathable nylon storage bag (never used), the two original elastic understraps (never used), and the two original pad attachment straps (never used).

Try to find a like-new Long/Wide 0F TQ for anywhere near this price -- highly unlikely, in my experience. Here's the closest alternatives that I am aware of (but again, I expect that, with 23% overstuff, this TQ will be warmer than all of the below 0F TQs):

EE Revelation Long/Wide 0F, which costs $310+shipping = $320 total.
EE Enigma Long/Wide 0F, which costs $310 + $10 shipping = $320 total.
HammockGear Burro Long/Wide 0F, which costs $322 + $10 shipping = $332 total.
Warbonnet Winter XL, which costs $310 + $10 shipping = $320 total.

Cost of this item to you: $246 + $10 shipping = $256 total.

So this is being offered at 20% less than the lowest-priced alternative.

Who wants this extraordinary value on a fantastically warm TQ?

**loghangin** · 09-23-2014, 22:26

Do you know how much it weighs?

**altruistguy** · 09-24-2014, 00:36

Originally Posted by loghangin

Do you know how much it weighs?

37.25 ounces, which includes 26.8 ounces of 750 fill power down.

**Wolfman** · 10-20-2014, 09:23

Is this still available, and if so, does it lay out flat so it could be used as an under quilt?

**altruistguy** · 10-20-2014, 18:58

Yes -- still available.

It does, in fact, lay out flat.

Here's a comment from EE's website on use as an underquilt:

Dual use as Hammock UnderQuilt – Corner hang loops allow the quilts to be used with your own suspension to keep your backside warm in a hammock.

Incidentally, I'm reducing the price to $240 shipped (to CONUS), which is 25% less than lowest-priced comparable items that am aware of.