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Do you prefer backpacking quilts or sleeping bags?

What's your current favorite sleeping setup?
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>>2811078
If I unzip my sleeping bag and turn it sideways it becomes a quilt.
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>>2811078
I have a 0F sleeping bag that i use year around. If it's too hot in summer I simply unzip it and throw it over top of me like a make shift quilt
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I used a sleeping bag for years, switched to a quilt once my trips extended past 7 days just because they're lighter, and if you're using a sleeping pad then warmth isn't an issue between proper pad + Quilt.
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>>2811078
Quilt so when I flip over there's not a compressed side of down that's not insulating for shit for 20 minutes until it relofts
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>>2811096
this is a good point, sleeping bags are also cheaper despite having more material for some stupid ass reason
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>>2811078
sleeping bags, because of >>2811096
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>>2811096
>>2811155
how do you avoid leaking heat
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>>2811151
hobo mode and ultralight extraordinaire is the exact same aside from ultralight having spent 2000 bucks



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