Just want to share an AHA experience with you.

[Outdoorfreak.dk]

Just want to share an AHA experience with you.
As most people know so isolate a underquilt against cold and wind. And on all my trips, I always bring my Helsports fjeldug extreme as a cozy blanket or to put on me when it gets cold or as an extra layer around the sleepingbag. But I tried to put it over my Ridgeline and bugnet.
Would really just see if it made any difference besides a little more shelter from the wind when tarp is open.
Usually normal to feel good hot when I use the sleepingbag as topquilt, but with my fjelldug top it was so hot that I could be outside sleeping bag almost all night even though we reached down to 9 degrees at night. Is impressed with the heat as it hold and is definitely something I will use in the future when it gets colder. As a replacement for an expensive fjelldug can use a blanket or thin summer quilt and sleep some warmer at night ....
Ekstra isolering.jpg

[Demeter]

Just want to share an AHA experience with you.
As most people know so isolate a underquilt against cold and wind. And on all my trips, I always bring my Helsports fjeldug extreme as a cozy blanket or to put on me when it gets cold or as an extra layer around the sleepingbag. But I tried to put it over my Ridgeline and bugnet.
Would really just see if it made any difference besides a little more shelter from the wind when tarp is open.
Usually normal to feel good hot when I use the sleepingbag as topquilt, but with my fjelldug top it was so hot that I could be outside sleeping bag almost all night even though we reached down to 9 degrees at night. Is impressed with the heat as it hold and is definitely something I will use in the future when it gets colder. As a replacement for an expensive fjelldug can use a blanket or thin summer quilt and sleep some warmer at night ....
Ekstra isolering.jpg

looks cozy! Just curious, what is a fjeldug?

[OutandBack]

I believe it's spelled Fjellduk or Poncho.

[Outdoorfreak.dk]

Sorry ... I meant Fjellduk, it is a "poncho" can keep the rain and wind and out.
You can see it here -> http://www.helsport.no/fjellduk-x-trem

[nothermark]

Thanks for posting your finding. The idea is has been around here for at least a few years but we need to be reminded occasionally. ;-)