Co-worker of mine is looking for a short down top quilt rated from 10-20* for ground sleeping, maybe hammocking in the future. She is about 5 foot 1 inch tall. Let me know if if you have anything you’d like to get rid of. Thanks!
Co-worker of mine is looking for a short down top quilt rated from 10-20* for ground sleeping, maybe hammocking in the future. She is about 5 foot 1 inch tall. Let me know if if you have anything you’d like to get rid of. Thanks!
Potential is nothing without hard work.
Not exactly what you’re looking for, but I have a short CDT. Typically accepted temp range is 45-50*. I was about to see a silk liner for it to add a little comfort to the lower temps and as a stand-alone for really warm temps.
Sewn footbox; drawstring and snap head end.
Sent from somewhere east of Montauk...
Yes, my pack weighs 70lbs, but it's all light weight gear....
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Boulderman, What is going on with this thread please. Did a trade take place?
Deb
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Nope, still looking, thanks! Bump.Originally Posted by dkurfiss
Potential is nothing without hard work.
Hi Boulderman,
I have 2, never used (outdoors), Jacks 'R' Better Old Rag Mtn Quilts rated for 5-10F I am trying to sell, originally thought I would be doing more cold weather camping but the wife isn't for it.
Hope to hear from you soon, I will be posting on the main page as well.
Hi,
I have a 20* warbonnet topquilt that might work for you or her. I will get you measurements and pics when I get home. I’m new here, but have over 1600 100% positive feedback on eBay under the same username.
Here are the dimensions and pics, measured by me, not from the Warbonnet website. When pushing down on the fabric flat to the ground, it is 72" long x 46" wide. When I just place the tape measure on top of the fabric with it lofted up, it is 66" long x 45" wide. Weight compressed in stuff sack is 19.55 oz.
I store all my gear properly, not in the stuff sack.
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Last edited by wqcustom; 03-26-2018 at 13:01.
Boulderman, What is going on with this thread please. Please update the thread after folks offer you something to let everyone know if you took the item or not.
Thanks for your help
Deb
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I never heard back after making an offer, so I'm withdrawing it and going to list it in the for sale forum. Thanks.
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