Loco Libre Cayenne Pepper Synthetic Underquilt Review

[Dutch]

Pics or it didn't happen

[deckster]

Pics or it didn't happen

Tough crowd.



The two synthetic Loco Libre quilts pack down (no pun intended) to about 15"x9" cylinder, in a 20L compression sack.


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[georgecarr]

Pretty cool!

[RufusThomasIV]

Nice! Thanks for the followup pics. I just ordered one last night. Can't wait to compress it, pack it, carry it, hang it, and enjoy it.

[Hambone71]

I just now found this thread! I made my Cayenne Pepper purchase a couple weeks ago and should be receiving it soon. Looks like I made the right choice. George has been extremely easy to work with and I will be looking at LLG for future needs as well.

Thank you, George! I'm looking forward to getting this bad boy!

[RufusThomasIV]

I should get mine by the end of this month. Can't wait to try it out.

[Hambone71]

Mine has shipped and should be at my house tomorrow. I plan to take it to a camp spot by the river on Sunday morning and test it out for a few hours. I'll share some pics of the set-up.

[Johnny Gunz]

I received my Cayenne Pepper 6.0 Apex yesterday (along with my Ghost Pepper). I'm very impressed! I'm going camping this week and will be using my WB Yeti, as I bought the Cayenne for my son's use, but had second thoughts once I checked out the Cayenne. It's nice, light, and very well made. George's customer service was fantastic as well. There was a question on my GP and he actually called me one evening. I saw the number and almost didn't answer, figuring it was a telemarketer I handed the quilts to my wife and told her they were good for around 20* and she couldn't believe it. They're smaller and lighter than the foam pillow I sleep with at home. I used to haul about 20 pounds of bedding for tent camping and still froze. Hammocks have changed my outdoor world.

ETA: I also grabbed one of George's down pillows. It looks like it's going to be perfect for the hammock and is seriously over stuffed with down!