SOLD: Leighlo 3 season UQ

[HomeMadeHiker]

Up for Grabs 3-season 48" length down UQ from Leighlo (pre-website). Green and Black. I added removable Down draft tubes to either end. It weighs in @ 12-14 Oz. and is mighty warm. I've taken it to snuggly 24*. It's a little over a year old, used less than 10 times, and has been stored lofted in non-smoking home. I would like to trade for a 72" length 20* UQ (I add cash or gear), Or I'll take $150 shipped.
1. Leighlo 20* UQ (Current product) for comparison (not for sale or trade)
2. Leighlo 3-Season (non-current product) (For sale)
3. Bottom view Plus draft tube
4. Top view

[HomeMadeHiker]

Pm received from dangerous.

[Corncob]

Do you know what temp this is rated to, or was it rated to something when it came out (I realize it may not have been, especially when there wasn't a website at that time? I'm guessing 20* because it's a three season, but I'm asking because your comfort at 24* may translate to much different comfort for someone else at 24*.

[HomeMadeHiker]

It was not rated but it's loft is similar to that of a 20¤ rated Uq and seems to be more overstuffed. Compare pics 1 and 2. For what it's worth I sleep pretty cold.

[hangnout]

Free bump

3season will take most people to 20*

[HomeMadeHiker]

Thanks hangout. Cradle to cradle service. Man I love this forum.

[finskie]

Did you make those draft tubes, and are they attached via velcro? Also, were they necissary? I have had a leighlo without tubes and had no problem, but I have had a HG and wished I had draft tubes

[HomeMadeHiker]

Attached with velcro. My curiosity mainly led to there addition. A stitch puller would make short work of them if that was your preference. I think it was value added.

[hilo4321]

I'm definitely interested in this, but I have a hard time buying used stuff for the same price as new. Did you price it this way because of the draft collar? Thanks

[HomeMadeHiker]

Yes, I figured the collars added value. For what it's worth, You save shipping costs.