Well it's Lake Huron so it doesn't really count in this case, only helps. It's pretty much impossible to get from water in MI.Originally Posted by El Gordo
Well, there's your problem!
Well it's Lake Huron so it doesn't really count in this case, only helps. It's pretty much impossible to get from water in MI.Well, there's your problem!
So a 30* phoenix would be over kill for here? I'm just thinking I can vent as needed, and I'll still be covered for the colder months in Texas since our lows are rarely lower then the 20's around here. So I was figuring the 30* would cover about 95% of my camping, the other 5% would be when I travel out of state to camp.
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Greetings Trail Troll, from East of Nac.
Lots depends on how cold you sleep. I need every bit of my 20 degree quilts, even in the 40's, and they're decent quality. You very well could get by with a 30 degree quilt, but I'd stay close to home if testing limits.
Check out Hammock Gear's Econ line of quilts, they're really nice and at a good savings.
Howdy neighbor!I'm from Tyler area.
I'm a pretty average sleeper I guess. Thanks for your input, I've got a bit till I can save enough of my lunch money, so I think I'm gonna ponder on it some more.
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