2QZQ UnderQuiltProtector designed to hold a pad???

**2Questions** · 08-03-2015, 06:45

Originally Posted by sashasrd

Donna, I would be interested per PM. Let me know when you have a pad and are further along with the design.

OK! Hopefully by the end of the week we will have our testing finished.
Thank you!
Donna

**Two Tents** · 08-03-2015, 11:15

I'll test for you if you need another body. Just saying.

**2Questions** · 08-03-2015, 11:25

Originally Posted by Two Tents

I'll test for you if you need another body. Just saying.

OK...you are #2!
I will contact you later this week.
Thank you!
Donna

**goobie** · 08-03-2015, 16:48

Darn, looks like I'm late to the party!!! Again!!

**2Questions** · 08-03-2015, 17:01

Originally Posted by goobie

Darn, looks like I'm late to the party!!! Again!!

I will keep you in mind in case I need a back up. If not...I will post when they are available for sale on our website.
Thank you!
Donna

**BananaHammock** · 08-04-2015, 08:16

Maybe call it the Padlock

**2Questions** · 08-04-2015, 09:25

Originally Posted by BananaHammock

Maybe call it the Padlock

Nice! I like it!
Donna

**campergf23** · 08-04-2015, 10:28

Looking forward to seeing how this turns out!

**eviscerate3** · 08-04-2015, 10:34

i would defintely try this out as a tester if you need any more. i am a pad user in a double layer for 3 seasons. Only switch to an underquilt for the winter. i am thru hiking the AT next year and looking at how to cut some weight. it sounds like this could be a good option. Thanks!

**2Questions** · 08-10-2015, 22:09

Hi all,

I made a UQP with the slight changes that we thought would be needed to hold a pad secure in between the hammock and pad.

Tim had a chance to test it the other night. He didn't get a chance to stay out the whole night because skunk perfume sent him inside! The few hours he was in the hammock, the pad stayed in place.

Earlier he used a piece of Reflectix and it stayed in place, but this isn't what he used when he went to "bed". He used this... http://gossamergear.com/thinlight-insulation-pads.html ...1/4". He likes this better because it is quieter and conforms to his body better. We found the Reflectix at the local plumbing company. They sold us a 4' piece. He already had a piece of the Thinlight.

We feel confident, with the small changes, the UQP will hold a pad in place. I will be contacting sashasrd and Two Tents with details tonight...hopefully. I have work e-mailing I need to do first. If not tonight...tomorrow.

As soon as the testers have used these UQPs and given us the

we will put them on our website.

Donna