Review - 2QZQ Camo Epsilon UQP

[heyyou]

@ the OP
Where I camp, hundreds of miles from the coasts, there is always less dew and condensation when there is a breeze in the night. YMMV

[Crowell392]

Sorry I haven't been able to get my review posted. But here is what I have so far, this is a back yard lab test the temp was 37*f and the humidity was 87%with a 3mph wind. I used it on a WBBBXLC coverage was good and the craftsmanship is second to none. I had a 20*top quilt and a 20*under quilt, it was warm as expected, and I had no condensation what so ever, I will be doing more testing but it's getting warmer now so not sure if my findings will change much, too bad we couldn't get these earlier in the winter.

[2Questions]

too bad we couldn't get these earlier in the winter.

Agreed...We could have had them a month earlier, if I didn't have so much trouble getting the fabric. Sorry about that.
Donna

[Crowell392]

Not pointing fingers or blaming anyone. I still. Like it and will be using it often

[Bad Biscuit]

Yes, the delay was totally out of your control and you kept us well informed along the way. Very happy and no complaints here.

[Pretzilla]

This is an excellent thread. Sold me!

[Mud__Bone]

looks like a fine product and makes me think of the same question I have always had about a uq, why are they simply not made with the outside layer being silnylon? or with perhaps a small strip of the same material used in the rest of it down the center say 18 inches by 6 under the "bumm" area for those really concerned about moisture buildup ? is it not the side that is next to your hammock that needs to breathe?