I just got back from a weekend of waterfall hunting, and had some problems side sleeping. I was using a BB, 3 season yeti, GoLite Ultra 20, and a short piece of wally world blue ccf.
It got down to about 38 or 40 degrees, which was well within the range of my quilts, but if I tried to side sleep I invariably smashed either my knees or my butt against the hammock and ended up with a cold spot. I ended up just cramming a shirt down under my knees, but I figured there's a better way to deal with this. Any ideas?
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