onewind Camping Blanket, Dupont Sorona Fillings, Warm, Puffy, Breathable, Windproof, Packable, Lightweight Camping Quilt for Outdoors, Hiking, Backpacking, Travel, Beach, Navy Blue

I bought this quilt + under blanket to stop getting "shoulder freeze" when hammock camping. I'm 6ft.3 and this one, I'm happy to say, it is plenty long enough to come up past my head AND go past my feet to keep me toasty warm! (Tested Nov 22)There are plenty of bungees and loop points so it's super adjustable to get the fit just right for your hang.The poppers on the blanket allow you to connect it to the under quilt for extra warmth and you can use it as a top quilt if the weather is a bit warmer.Very impressed with it and I would recommend it. Which I'd bought it sooner!

Not used over night but setup and it was amazing you could feel it hold the heat and now nice it felt can’t wait to use overnight

I am full time hammock sleeper. For over a year I was using DIY underquilt. It was ok, but I wasn't very happy as it was sliding from one side to other side. Finally I decided to buy this underquilt and what a difference it made. It is really well made, keeps me always warm in winter time, it looks good and snuggles my hammock perfectly. I highly recommend it.

I bought the 40f model and iv got to say for the money I am extremely impressed! The quality of stitching is of good standard and atm can find no faults. I can feel the wath within minutes! Took about 9 days to arrive. Now to save for the top quilt!

I really like the look of this underquilt, hopefully the double layer design will be extra warm when I use it in the winter months.

Item as described didn’t tested yet but was slipping year ago on temperature -1 and do the job.

I've only taken this out to test a couple of times, but it lofts well, has plenty of adjustment and is very warm, we'll see what it's like this winter.

I was super excited about receiving this under quilt for my 11ft OneWind hammock. Upon testing the setup I found the hammock attachment points way too small and stiff to clip on. After spending way more time than expected and swearing, I finally managed to force them to connect. Finally when I sat down in the hammock one of the attachments ripped loose from the quilt which I am holding in my picture. I seriously wish the hammock would have used the same snap on buttons the quilt already comes with. Not paying for the return, so I am retrofitting my hammock to accommodate.