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    72" full length with HH

    How well does a 72" full length UQ work with a bottom entry HH? Any pics would be great.

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    Go to Jacks R Better for under quilts with slits. Also Arrowhead for synthetic fill underquilts. And, of course, search here with "hennessey" (spelled as it may have appeared.)

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    JacksRBetter makes some underquilts with slits in them designed to match the HH bottom entry. They work great but in practice you can get by w/o the slits. You just push the UQ out of the way to enter and exit and then it snaps back into place thanks to the bungee suspension.
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    I have a full length underquilt and a Hennessy Scout.

    On a recent hang with temps in the high 20's both nights, I "batted" 500.

    One night I was comfortable. the second night I froze. Repeated efforts to get the UQ back in position after entry were not very successful. It was very frustrating and uncomfortable.


    I have now categorized the Scout as a "warm weather set up"

    Others have mastered the art, so it can be done with a conventional underquilt.
    grinder

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