Somebody else just told me the same. I've never seen one in person. I googled it and looks comfy, but what do you do with the uncovered area of your back? Is that what the underquilt is for?
Catch nemo on a sale. I got mine real cheap but in the 15. If it gets frigid I just layer up. Packs nice and is good for how I side sleep.
Did you get it straight from Nemo's website?
I was lucky enough to have a couple local dealers and one of ours here 42 degrees north a hiking outdoor store carries them. They do end of year/season/flash sales sometimes.
That's awesome.
Underquilts are for hammocks. If you have a properly rated ground pad, you don’t need other insulation under you. With sleeping bags, the insulation is compressed and doesn’t offer as much warmth. The biggest thing with quilts in cold weather is to make sure drafts are sealed out. Pad attachment straps, draft collars, full length draw cord on the edges, all help to seal out drafts. For your head, you can use a hooded puffy, beanie, balaclava, etc…
Got it, thank you.
Will do, thanks.
I'll check it out. Thanks.
Good call, just ordered. The Nemo tensor ultralight insulated pad was 1/2 off as well.
