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Eagles Nest Outfitters Vulcan Underquilt

Item # EGN2350

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Tech Specs

Material:
[shell] nylon ripstop, [lining] nylon taffeta
Insulation:
Primaloft Synergy
Waterproofing:
DWR treatment
Shape:
hammock
Shoulder Circumference:
48 in
Stuff Sack:
yes, nylon
Bag Length:
80 in
Claimed Weight:
1 lb 14 oz
Recommended Use:
camping, hammock sleeping
Manufacturer Warranty:
2 years

If you love sleeping in a hammock when you camp but you usually get a bit chilly, use the Eagle's Nest Outfitters Vulcan Underquilt to keep you warm. This insulated sleeping bag uses an adjustable shock cord suspension to seal around your body tighter than a Vulcan death grip so you can enjoy a comfortable night overlooking the stars. And don't worry about a little morning dew if you're camping in humid places—this bag resists water so you can continue to live a long and prosperous life filled with fresh-air camp nights.

  • Primaloft Synergy insulation will warm you during shoulder seasons in places like Alaska or the Alps
  • Synthetic material with a DWR finish is great for wetter environments
  • Nylon ripstop shell and nylon taffeta lining is durable so you won't have to worry about branches tearing the fabric
  • The adjustable shockcord suspension closes around your body from your toes to your chin
  • Stuff sack included to compress your bag down for the trip there and back
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Is this to be used in addition to a sleeping bag? Or is this a hammock/sleeping bag all-in-one?

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This picture is a little misleading. This listing is for just the quilt under the hammock. It's an add on for a hammock. And then whether or not you use a sleeping bag with it is your call based on how cold it is. The nice thing about having the quilt outside your hammock is it won't compress like using a sleeping bag inside a hammock (when down gets compressed it loses all it's insulating power).

Check out this chart. Super useful when picking a hammock quilt.

https://www.eaglesnestoutfittersinc.com/pdf/Insulation_Comparison_chart.pdf