-10*F, wind 25mph, T-shirt and UGQ 0*F quilts

[dehler]

I'll be getting down to -16*f this weekend. I may need to resort to sleeping on the ground though as my hammock setup isn't quite ready.

[MAD777]

Nice to have top notch equipment to keep you safe & warm.

[Otter1]

Whoa. It did NOT get that cold in Florida last night.

[gunner76]

Way to go. Nice looking TQ



No snow in the forecast here and it is only suppose to get down to the high teens here Wed night so I will have to work with I have,

[Black Wolf]

Perhaps one of the neatest TQ's to date .. I up the size of my gear for deep cold, carabiner's are your friend. I use biners and descending rings, adds a few ozs. But takes away the fiddle factor. Did I say that was one sweet quilt ..

[CamoEvo]

Those biners are slippery with gloves on! I used some small ones for the doors on my tarp. I use the big Camp USA ones for my straps. TINY Dutch Fleas for the guy lines. Wasp on CRL. Thanks for the compliments on the Viking Shield quilt, UGQ did a great job.

[Ironlungs]

Literally have question #2 about the cold. Dealing with the morning constitutional? Haha

That is the ONLY part I will detest!!!!! It's bad enough a 28-45... but I'm sure it's gonna freeze before it hits the ground!

[Flynguy521]

Neat trees in your backyard! Like that quilt a lot. UGQ will be getting my order soon.

Shug- if I remember right, didn't you get frostbite that trip? Was it because of the setup or was there another time your hands were exposed for a longer period of time? I have no experience with temps that cold, but if you got it just from the setup/takedown that is fast!

[Old Spice]

Did you sleep with your ski goggles on? I suppose if you sleep under the covers you probably don't need them.

That topquilt is aweeesssssommmmeeeee!!!! Man that is sick.

[CamoEvo]

Thanks guys. Shug had a small hole in one of his gloves, which caused frost nip.