Any reason not to order the wide burrow?

[SoCalBB]

Well the hammockgear tq's have length baffles-- so you cant really shift the down more to the center... My question was more along the lines of -- if you thought the extra width would cause the tq to bunch and effect temps while in the hammock... But i dont really think it will-- plus i like the idea that as a big guy--- if i have to go to ground(im a side sleeper) that ill still be covered ok.. Well no one seemed to think the extra width would cause any trouble-- so im in for the wide ..

[Red Wing]

it wont because on your sides your UQ is doing all the work, all you need to do is create a seal around you with your TQ and having a W makes it easier to do this

[Boomer]

Well the hammockgear tq's have length baffles-- so you cant really shift the down more to the center... ..

Actually, I believe that you're mistaken. The UQ's have baffles running the length. If you look at HGs TQ's, you'll see that they run across:

http://www.hammockgear.com/cart/inde...&products_id=1

If with wider you get more down, too, then fold the quilt, barely, pinch the sides between fingers of both hands spread apart, and shake gently.

You've now shifted some of the down from the edges you will tuck in to the middle of the TQ which will rise on top of you. The TQ will loft a little higher and be a bit more resistant to heat loss, extending the range.

Hence, what DemostiX said would be a great idea...

[Bat]

My appologies for the hijack and insensitivity.

[SoCalBB]

Rodwolfy--- you and DemoStix are a 100% right...

So that makes DemoStix idea of fluffing the down into the center to make the tq a even higher rating should it get really crazy cold -- another reason to get the wide.. .. Thanks Demo

[Beast 71]

My appologies for the hijack and insensitivity.

This fatso accepts your apology .

[body942]

I'm big. I've got a tall burrow, ZERO complaints. My thought has always been if I had to go to ground I've got a ton of spare high speed insulation to wrap up in, besides my TQ, right there on hand.

I call it an under quilt.