Need TQ help

[lazy river road]

I've started talking with Stormcrow and it looks like it's going to be the burrow .

IMHO that is a good choice. I promise though Im not bias . I dident mention it because you did not mention it in your orginal post and tought you wanted it from one of the two vendors you mentioned. But I really enjoyed working with StormCrow. He was excellent in regards to communicating with me and developing a perfect TQ and UQ to fit my needs. Just be ready for a bit of a wait. Trust me though when I say the wait is TOTALLY MORE then worth it. . Let us know what you decide and end up getting. And Pictures lots and lots of pictures.

[stormcrow]

Thanks for the kind words LRR. Also, wait times are getting shorter all the time. They were a little lengthy in the past due to sales and holiday orders coupled with new business hiccups (I was not prepared for the volume of orders I received) but things are smoothing out more every day. Again, my appreciation goes out to those who rode out the rocky beginnings...(still a little rocky). I would say in a month or less I will actually have some stock to draw from...

[Cranky Bear]

I would say in a month or less I will actually have some stock to draw from...

WOOOOOOHOOOOOOOO!! Stock to draw from,, look out my order for a Burrow will be coming soon, then I will have a matching set!! YEEESSSSSSSSSS

[Raul Perez]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdFsEoyChPo

I go over the winter mamba in detail in this video

My 3 season mamba is in transit to my house today

JRB, WB, or Storm Crow's top quilts are all top notch so you cant go wrong in any direction you go.

[Knotty]

By all appearances each is a good product from good people.

As with most things, every plus has a minus. The JRB quilts offer the benefit of working as top or under quilts. The downside is the draw string and and omni-tape created footbox isn't a nice as with the dedicated top quilts.

[Wa-Hangman]

By all appearances each is a good product from good people.

As with most things, every plus has a minus. The JRB quilts offer the benefit of working as top or under quilts. The downside is the draw string and and omni-tape created footbox isn't a nice as with the dedicated top quilts.

Your right and that is the tough part. I've used my Nest as a TQ and half the time the omni tape pulls apart shortly after a few toss and turns. This is probaby my only doubt on the HR. But In the same once your footbox is sewn it's a done deal. Makes choice tough

[wisenber]

I don't have a HR, but I do have the No Sniveler and Old Rag Mountain. I like the flexibility of using them either on top or bottom. The omni tape footbox never seems to be an issue for me since there is also a tie off at the end of the omni tape.
I don't think you can go wrong with any of the quilt vendors on here. The superior customer service and overall goodwill on this forum makes me more of a hammock fan than I would have been otherwise.