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    Got an EE and Loco Libre both 20F. Going ultralight quilt is like going beam scale to RCBS chargemaster. My preference is a box footwell, no zip. Welcome to try the EE one after lockdown.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08 View Post
    Got an EE and Loco Libre both 20F. Going ultralight quilt is like going beam scale to RCBS chargemaster. My preference is a box footwell, no zip. Welcome to try the EE one after lockdown.
    Cheers! That's a generous offer and if I haven't brought one already due to confinement shopping then I may take you up on it.

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    I also have an EE 20F Revelation (800 down) with drawstring footbox weighing 600 grams
    The baffle height is 60mm (2.5") as I recall

    I have used it with a women's neoair at -6oC wearing one layer of microfleece, a beanie and light puffer
    The reason for the womens model is because its smaller but has a higher R value
    My impression is that the temp rating of this EE quilt is reasonably accurate

    The problem is that the slightest gap opening up along the edge brings in freezing air and I wake up

    For this reason I tend to switch to a full sleeping bag, well actually a zipperless Sierra Designs hybrid job, for low single digits or below

    My 2c

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    Quote Originally Posted by on2it View Post
    I also have an EE 20F Revelation (800 down) with drawstring footbox weighing 600 grams
    The baffle height is 60mm (2.5") as I recall

    I have used it with a women's neoair at -6oC wearing one layer of microfleece, a beanie and light puffer
    The reason for the womens model is because its smaller but has a higher R value
    My impression is that the temp rating of this EE quilt is reasonably accurate

    The problem is that the slightest gap opening up along the edge brings in freezing air and I wake up

    For this reason I tend to switch to a full sleeping bag, well actually a zipperless Sierra Designs hybrid job, for low single digits or below

    My 2c
    Yeh it seems the pad attachment is pretty key hence why the Nunatak and Katabatic or probably my first choice as they have the best design to stop draughts. That and making sure its wide enough.

 

 

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