Quilt color choice

**Floridahanger** · 02-02-2019, 18:12

You should go with muted colors if that matches your other gear. Or...

You should go with the most wicked, fun, and wild colors to match your attitude, style, soul, whatever inspires you.

Either way, have fun with any number of outstanding mixes and matches available out there.

Or even come up with your own pattern and get that as well.

Originally Posted by JmBoh

I usually go with earth tones, but I bought my LLG zero set made of brick red. Love it! It's an awesome color!

I too don't see anything or even have a link in the little box surrounding an "X". The code is HUGE though.

**Stone Hall** · 02-02-2019, 18:49

I am planning on Hammock Gear Econ quilts. I love the Moroccan blue, but if it’s going to attract mosquitoes...I don’t need that.

The orange they have is fine by me. I am leaning more towards that.

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**JmBoh** · 02-02-2019, 19:22

Here we go... My LLG quilts.... 0127191113a_HDR.jpg

**johnnumbers** · 02-02-2019, 21:49

I have always chosen to get 1 side of a quilt ( or sleeping bag) made in black so that in the morning, when I lay it out in the sun to air out prior to packing up camp it gets a little more solar energy...it's probably all in my mind tho. I usually try to have the other side in orange or a bright color so in an emergency I have something that could draw attention to me. (Orange usually)

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**bcliff** · 02-03-2019, 17:30

Originally Posted by Stone Hall

I am planning on Hammock Gear Econ quilts. I love the Moroccan blue, but if it’s going to attract mosquitoes...I don’t need that.

The orange they have is fine by me. I am leaning more towards that.

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I’ve got Hammock Gear Econs in both Moroccan blue and Burnt orange. I like both of them equally and notice no attraction by mosquitos. Here is a couple pics of the orange hung under my charcoal gray hammock.

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**TaoJones** · 02-04-2019, 00:14

Originally Posted by johnnumbers

I have always chosen to get 1 side of a quilt ( or sleeping bag) made in black so that in the morning, when I lay it out in the sun to air out prior to packing up camp it gets a little more solar energy...it's probably all in my mind tho. I usually try to have the other side in orange or a bright color so in an emergency I have something that could draw attention to me. (Orange usually)

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+1

**jms53** · 02-04-2019, 01:10

Dark/neutral UQ bright TQ.

TQ is hidden by the hammock walls but I want to see what I'm doing. UQ can be seen from below the tarp so black/brown usually blends in the most.

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**Tyroler Holzhacker** · 02-04-2019, 09:23

I like camo on the outside and neon orange on the inside.. Double duty as a signal device to flying aircraft/passing vehicles in a SHTF situation. Then again, this might not work if it is raining. Then your insulation/signal device would be ruined by rain water.