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Massdrop 35° or 20° 800-fill Down Sleeping Quilt

Massdrop 35° or 20° 800-fill Down Sleeping Quilt

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More comfortable and versatile than standard sleeping bags, the Massdrop UL Down Sleeping Quilt is great for backpacking, bike touring, traveling, and anyone who wants freedom of movement while they sleep—and a lighter pack to carry the following day. Everything about it, from the dimensions to the footbox design, was built based on polls, drop feedback, and requests from the community Read More

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bwhipple
32
Jun 14, 2020
Anyone get one of these and want to sell it? My wife borrowed mine a few times and wont give it back now. I'd really like to find another one. Thanks!
bellowthecat
3
Nov 1, 2018
I got the 20F version and I concur with all those who said this doesn't come close to being properly rated. A more accurate rating would be 35F-40F. Wish I hadn't bought this.
bellowthecat
3
Dec 14, 2018
The quilt I received is 21.5 oz and the bag it came with is 0.5 oz so I'm assuming I got the right one. Some more details: I always use the quilt with the Klymit Insulated Static V which has an R-value of 4.4. Unless it's packed for a trip it's always hanging freely. I use the straps, I use the collar, and I tighten the foot box. I wear multiple layers on both top and bottom plus a hat and sometimes hood. I'm still typically chilly at 35F. The one time I dared to use this quilt at 25F I added a merino hoodie, fleece, and down jacket with a hood. I was still freezing. I've spent 20 nights out in this quilt. I am not a cold sleeper. I have 2 sleeping bags rated to 20F and I have absolutely no problem sleeping in them right down to 20F. I wish I'd done more research on UL quilts before buying this because there are clearly better products out there. Maybe not for the same money, but at least I'd be getting closer to what I expect.
CampCatskill
265
Dec 18, 2018
bellowthecatThat is odd. I believe this quilt was made for Massdrop by Enlightened Equipment which is a very good company. You have probably come across them in your research of other UL quilts. I also have a Klymit insulated pad but I haven't used it in temperatures like you are. Typically I hammock camp so I use a 30deg underquilt in conjunction with this 35deg quilt and a down beanie. Maybe you are getting drafts under the sides of the quilt?
octavecat
392
May 7, 2018
as a data point, i slept in the 20º version of this in low of 38º fairly moist air this weekend (california coastal redwoods area), capilene 1 top and bottom + EE hoodlum, and was not warm enough at all once it dropped below 40º.
bstillings
8
Nov 8, 2017
Any timeline on when this will return?
MrGurns
24
Apr 5, 2018
bstillingsI believe 21w without a response = never
deezelbowz
17
Oct 17, 2017
I used this for the first time during an overnight backpacking trip in the Smoky Mountains this past weekend. I paired it with just a Thermarest Z Lite Sol sleeping pad, with the campsite situated in a valley next to a creek (Campsite 50, for those that are wondering).
This quilt is awesome. Coming from a traditional/mummy setup, this thing blew them out of the water. I was worried about the closed foot design, especially compared to the EE quilt it's based around, but I think it is actually a good thing. With the provided straps I was able to keep it in place on the pad; the quilt, lay-flat, design I was able to roll around as needed without feeling constricted. Personally, I left the foot vent open and would move my feet in or out depending on need without worry of being too cold, and felt that the open top design (I didn't use the top strap) let me easily pop an arm or two out as needed, too.
Possibly the best piece of camping equipment I've purchased (my WindBurner from MSR is up there). I would buy this again, maybe next time it will be at a slightly lower price since the quilt it is based on came out to be just $1 more...
Xendar77
20
Sep 23, 2017
Does anyone know when this product will be available again? This is made by Enlightened Equipment correct?
GoGoGreenGiant
68
Oct 16, 2017
Xendar77This one is made by Massdrop and is similar the the enlightened equipment quilt. The EE Quilt is currently available. When this one is available is anyone`s guess.
Xendar77
20
Sep 23, 2017
I would love to see a 0 F version of this.
Boreal
11
Sep 19, 2017
Thought I would write a quick review after the first few cold nights I spent with this quilt. Took this on a hunt in interior Alaska, where the weather was mixed with rain, wind, sun, and more rain. Nights ranged from mid 30s to the low 20s. I used this with the Massdrop Klymit Ultralight V on my Helinox cot. The first night, I wrapped the straps around the cot, rather than around the pad hoping to keep myself from sliding on the cot. That did not work so well, wrapping the quilt around the cot made for some dead air spaces that quickly become cold spots. Once I readjusted and wrapped the quilt around the pad and adjusted the neck to be snug, I eliminated the cold spots and was toasty. I slept in my down puffy, with the hood over my head. No issues whatsoever. The whole system, quilt and pad, are small enough that I can stuff both of them in a 10 L dry bag. All in all I am very impressed and quite satisfied with this setup for fall hunts in AK. And for what it's worth, this was the first trip with the cot and I will never leave it behind again.
trailcat
14
Sep 8, 2017
what was the price on these? need to pick up a 10-20 degree quilt for this fall and debating on options
theatomicfly
57
Aug 25, 2017
To insure the quilt stays dry in the pack, during rain, has anyone found a suitable lightweight dry bag that works well? The description mentions a 7 liter stuff sack is included, so I imagine something in the same size would work. I see Outdoor Research offers 5, and 10 liter dry bags. Just wondering what my options may be. Possibly even cuben fiber. Thanks!
Xendar77
20
Sep 10, 2017
theatomicflyMany ultralighters use a trash compactor bag as a waterproof liner for their whole pack. Cheap, light weight, and durable due to being used for trash compacting machines. I actually just use regular plastic garbage bags as liners. I live in the Pacific Northwest with crazy rain and I've never had a drop of water get through. Just twist the top tight and tuck it.
theatomicfly
57
Sep 18, 2017
Xendar77thanks. That's what i've been doing, and will continue for now :)
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