NIGHT PROTECTOR

Had my first ever hammock campout and with the OneTigris 3 Seasons Underquilt it was awesome! I've been a day hammock-er for 3 years, just never had the chance to camp overnight. I knew I would need a good underquilt as day hammocking can get a little chilly sometimes. I searched for a good one, found many were pricey, and I had already spent a lot on a new pack, sleeping bag and other gear. I chose the OneTigris because it was a good price and it had excellent reviews. My son took us to Lake Ann on Mt Baker WA in early September. The hike up was mostly dry, just a little lite rain. The underquilt packs down real small and tight, it's light and fit well in my pack. My son set up a Eno rain fly for my Eno hammock, and I easily attached the underquilt. I had a good sleeping bag. It rained all night, wind blew too. I don't know exactly how low the temp dropped, maybe low 40's-high 30's, but enough that my nose was too cold until I hid it in my sleeping bag- it was chilly. I stayed toasty warm and dry all night! I am really happy with the purchase and look forward to camping again! Thank you for a fantastic underquilt!

I used this on a motorcycle trip through Colorado, camped at over 10,000 feet several times. We had temps down as low as 32 degrees. I was never cold in my hammock. This under quilt is much better quality than I expected it to be. It packs back up easily, seems to be of good enough quality I can use it for years.

Added this under-quilt to my summer hammock rig, consisting of an ENO double and a 12 foot Kelty Noah's tarp, with ENO tree straps. The underquilt snapped right on in seconds. I slept 2 nights, using my Mountain Hardware down bag as a quilt. the footbox kept it on my feet. They system was much easier to get in an out of than trying to climb into a mummy bag inside a hammock. The sides of the double hammock flipped over and cut off any drafts. My recording thermometer got down to 32 degrees, and I was as warm as toast. for cooler camping I would consider an additional of these.My only issue us weight and bulk, not with the under-quilt per se, though that packs as large as a summer down bag, but the system, By the time you get hammock, tarp, tarp, guy rope and stakes and under-quilt your looking at 10 lbs of gear and 4 different sized stuff bags. with a mosquito net add another bag an a couple of pounds.With my Kelty Crestone 2 ( discontinued, but I love it) and thermarest self inflating pad, I get the same or better performance (down to 14 degrees so far) but the combo weighs just over 3 pounds and is easy to pack.Pros: warm and comfortable, easier than just a down bag.Cons: bulky and heavy ( as part of a system) for backpackingKelty Noah's Tarp 12 - 2013I will continue to use the hammock system for truck camping, as it is really comfortable, but will use the tent and pad for backpacking and back country

I was considering returning the product as i ended up making one by the time i received it. however when i opened the packaging i was impressed with the quality for the price. this comes with a decent compression sack, the sack its self has a feature that most companies over-look a printed logo, compared to a stitched patch. although this inst ultralight it does cut grams. the suspension system is full proof, it comes with elastic through nicely sewn channels and includes a small light weight carbiner for each side. Although the description at time of purchase says no suspension included i think they were saying that the hammock suspension inst included. so this has everything you need except the hammock, and a way to hang the hammock. as for warm this is fairly warm, its not drafty for me, given i'm inside and the temperature is 67 Fahrenheit with the fan on high. but i have no top quilt or blanket. As for hammocks it fits i tested my biggest and smallest the ENO double nest. and my ENO sub 7 both are compile and fit well. the only cons i seem to note, are that on the quilt there is a stitched patch the may need to be seem ripped off( if gram counting), and the weight. I didn't get this for backpacking, i have an ultralight down one for that, this is everyday inside UQ for me. but if hiking on a budget and you have poor sewing skills to make your own this is great i wouldn't hesitate. the inside quilt material is very soft breathable nice on the skin, while the outside is a durable feeling rip stop nylon. this far exceeded my expectations.

This is a very solid product and good quality for the price. I go camping often and was getting cold at night, so came to Amazon to find the perfect solution. A regular blanket is not warm enough and carrying a big puffy quilt camping is not easy to travel with and would take up way too much space. This did the trick! Kept me warm and toasty all night long, but not too warm. It is also pretty durable, I've been using this for over 3 years now and it just has some small tears and stains after many uses outside. This will probably not be warm enough if you live up north depending on the time of the year, but was nice for Florida "winter". It also comes with a sack for easy transportation and is very light. Highly recommend!

I've only had a chance to test it when the night temps were in the 50°s and it worked nicely.