Wool Idea?

[MedicineMan]

is that why some carry an extra whoopie?
Wisenber-I like your first aid kit.

[TheCoyote]

Well I tested this out thourouly and my results are a PLUQ and a 100% Italian wool blanket is good down to 50 in the right clothing.

Jeremy

[IRONFISH45]

I have a Pendleton blanket that I shrank the heck out of "Felting" the technical name, I washed it in hot water and dried it in a dryer. It is .66 inches thick, I would have to be dropped in a lake to soak the blanket.

It is heavy, and bulky, I do not like to sleep in a bunch of clothing, so it does not take me much below 40 or so, if I add my trusty Viet Nam. era poncho linner, I go lower. I live part of the time in Northern B.C. where it is very dry and cold, I use wool a lot.

[TheCoyote]

I have a Pendleton blanket that I shrank the heck out of "Felting" the technical name, I washed it in hot water and dried it in a dryer. It is .66 inches thick, I would have to be dropped in a lake to soak the blanket.

It is heavy, and bulky, I do not like to sleep in a bunch of clothing, so it does not take me much below 40 or so, if I add my trusty Viet Nam. era poncho linner, I go lower. I live part of the time in Northern B.C. where it is very dry and cold, I use wool a lot.

I am a big advocate of wool myself.

Jeremy