found this on ebay
grey goose down
supposedly 650 fill and 80-85% down, 8oz for $10 + $6 for shipping
what are your thought on this down, think it would be worth taking a chance on buying?
boot
found this on ebay
grey goose down
supposedly 650 fill and 80-85% down, 8oz for $10 + $6 for shipping
what are your thought on this down, think it would be worth taking a chance on buying?
boot
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you drink enough grey goose, it will make you feel warm like a quilt
A typical person selling down on eBay doesn't know how to measure down. I wouldn't trust it. Just get it from a reputable dealer. The really good deals are so very few and far between...it's often just easier to get the right stuff the first time and focus on your project.
At Big Papi!
the ebay desc says,
"Visually it looks to be 15 to 20 percent feathers and 80 to 85 percent down (my estimate)."
dont think you want the feathers
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Check out Thaw Corp. Back in the day (1990's) they had something to do w/ REI. Think they were a subsidiary making down outerwearI. No idea what they're doing these days.
One thing- didn't see any country of origin notice on the bag. Any idea where it's from?
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I would ask the ebay seller about the country of origin.
Price is great, but as Shadow Alpha said, you may not want the feathers. Guess it depends on your end use.
Hey worst case is make a pillow out of it.
of quality white goose down. Some of the manufacturers were claiming that they were able to get more consistant grey down - REI may have been one of the places.
I do not know if 550 grey = 550 white for fill power and resiliency, but I gotta say that the modern 800-900 fp white down is amazing! If you can afford the good stuff, go that route. Otherwise you will be picking pin feathers out of your fabric for the life of the item.
Jim
just reading another post re alternate - inexpensive down...from Canada. Read through it- compares duck down to goose down.
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ght=grey+goose
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