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Bear the Dog
20-02-2008, 05:50
Here is my newest 40*F SUL quilt. Made by me. Shell and liner are made from Ripstop Nylon. Climashield XP insulation. I have tested these in Big Bear CA, Grand Canyon National Park AZ, Mt Whitney CA (highest trail in the US), San Gorgonio Ca (highest mountain in Southern CA), Mt San Jacinto CA (second highest peak in Southern CA), Cuchamonga Peak CA, Jashua Tree National Park CA.
It has a neck closure/drawstring and snaps together behind the neck. Very simple and Super Ultra Light! Fits a person up to 5'9". Sized to mimic the Nunatak Arc Ghost. 46Width/34Foot.
10 oz.!!!!!
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/normal_IMG_6552.JPG
Back view
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/normal_IMG_6560.JPG
Grommets for the drawstring in front
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/IMG_6570.JPG
Snaps in back
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/IMG_6558.JPG
Drawstring/Neck closure/Snaps
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/IMG_6593.JPG
Superman Quilt
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/normal_IMG_6554.JPG
Red Ripstop Climashield
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/IMG_3924~0.jpg
Grey Momentum 10 oz.
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/normal_IMG_3029~0.JPG
Top of San Jacinto Peak
http://pics.ramanon.com/albums/userpics/10027/SanJacintoMay07%2520230~0.jpg

statikpunk
20-02-2008, 06:48
thats really great where did you get the insulation at ???
I have been wanting to make a quilt for some time now.:You_Rock_Emoticon:

venturer-scott
20-02-2008, 18:29
What Comfort rating would you give it mate? Man looks like a sweet bag.

JP
20-02-2008, 21:19
Good idea that, looks very effective.

survivor
20-02-2008, 22:04
do you use the quilt on the ground or in a hammock?ive heard of them being used for both .I had a go at making a quilt myself but it was rubbish so i used it as a dog blancket/bed

Bear the Dog
21-02-2008, 05:13
Thanks it is very effective. I have been using them for years. I started with an 18 oz. quilt then started making my own. They really make sense to me. I have used them inside a hammock and bivy. They are easy to get into and easy to regulate body temperature. Any material under you in a sleeping bag that gets crushed/compressed does nothing for warmth. Your sleeping pad is what insulates you. I havn't been cold since I was car camping in a sleeping bag. Now I backpack with only a poncho tarp.

survivor
22-02-2008, 12:26
yes i like the idea it was just my method of building it that was rubbish i need a sewing machine