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    Thoughts on adding a layer of climashield to a GI Woobie for a top quilt

    Title pretty much says it. Has anyone added a layer of climashield to a woobie? So my sandwhich would be woobie-3.6 climashield-then a layer of ripstop.

    Woobies are pretty cheap, just would like to use existing woobie to make it warmer.

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    I don't see why it wouldn't work, but you could probably also just pick up a 2nd layer or ripstop for fairly cheap and have it be a lot lighter. I do like the idea of making the woobie warmer, it just seems like if you're going to all that trouble already you're not saving much.

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    I might just go with a Costco down throw and the Woobie as a combo. I guess keeping them separate has some benie's. Can layer/double up when it's colder/

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