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    Senior Member Jsaults's Avatar
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    Looks like I am the designated guniea pig!

    Test scheduled for Saturday.

    Jim

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    Can't wait to hear your findings, Jsaults! I have yet to use my reflectex pad that came with my DJ.

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    I always carry a piece of reflectix as a sit pad and for in the hammock if needed under butt, back or knees. Good and warm for me.
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    Pot cozies. That's the only place I use it. Mostly because it's kind of fragile and non-compressible.
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    I've used the large foam reflectix windshield garde with realy good luck.
    For the weight and cost there a great pcs of kit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shug View Post
    I always carry a piece of reflectix as a sit pad and for in the hammock if needed under butt, back or knees. Good and warm for me.
    Shug
    Hey Shug,
    I've always wondered, how is the durability of reflectix as a sit pad and butt/foot warmer in the hammock. How often are you having to replace it? Thanks in advance!

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    Reflectix works great, sometimes too great! I wouldn't use a full pad if it's above 40° unless your a cold sleeper. I would reserve it for 35° and below. Unless you are making multiple pads you can just purchase an $8 jumbo auto sun shield made from the same stuff at Wally World. Trim it to the shape you want. I also have a couple of smaller pieces, edged with duck tape (to extend the life of it) for a sit pad and foot box pad.

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    Great conversations on this topic. I agree that using it in conjunction with an underquilt might produce the best results. Originally I was worried about crushing the air pockets, but that won't be an issue if it is also performing the role of a vapor barrier.

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    Do you use it inside the layers of a double hammock then the underquilt below?

    Or do you hand the underquilt and make a holder for the reflectex to nest outside that?

    I'm confused...not the first or last time...

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    I will be using six Reflectix pads cut to fit

    the pockets of my CJH NX-250. Under that will be my Hammock Gear 3-season Crowsnest. I am counting on the gaps between the pads at the pocket seams to act as little vents to minimize condensation.

    At least, that is my hypothesis.

    Jim

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