[pct-l] who has experience with quilts?
juma
juma3 at cox.net
Wed Feb 15 07:29:00 CST 2012
I have a couple of JRB down quilts. I have silnylon "wings" and a sewn
up footbox. I bought the longer ones as I was sort of in between. I
can easily put them over my head and gain a little more warmth. I do
side sleep and toss and turn a bit and this causes me trouble with
drafts. The drafts wake me up every hour or two so I never feel I've
gotten enough sleep. One of the quilts is supposed to be good to 25*
but I really can't use them below 45* or so due to my sleeping style and
the result of drafts. I think folks who can sleep on their back and
never move can use quilts most effectively in colder weather. I cannot.
juma
On Tue, 2012-02-14 at 23:38 -0800, Paul G. wrote:
> i think a quilt would fit my sleeping style. are there any converts out there? also, i'm right in between heighths. do i buy big or is a bit smaller and wider ok. i'm not too broad. it just seems like a quilt would allow for a lot of sleeping positions- side, curled up, etc.
>
> are they effective in really cinching them up on cold nights? i read somewhere one person thought they were a bit drafty. true?
>
> thanks
>
> paul
> aspiring pct nobo
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