A friend and I are about to go on a hike with a low of 23F at night. Our quilts are rated to 20F/20F and 20F/15F+overstuff so, based on rated temps we should be just fine.
However it will be our first night camping in below freezinbg temperate and we want to be cautious our first time out. So we were thinking of carrying two blue foam pads as extra insulation so that if someone gets cold they have a pad to stack with their under quilt for a little extra insulation.
So the question is, how exactly does one stack pads and quilts and is there anything we need to watch out for? I would assume you just fit the UQ as normal and then just throw a pad in the hammock and sleep on top of the pad. Is that all there is to it? Do you need to adjust the UQ differently? Thanks
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