FS: JRB nest and JRB no sniveller

**jasen4_30** · 10-24-2016, 21:41

FS: JRB nest in good condition, $175 shipped.SOLD
FS: JRB no sniveller top or bottom quilt in good condition, no stuff sack though. $165 shipped

Living in the Arizona desert and backpacking the Grand Canyon I don't get to hang very often.
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**Coldcityely** · 10-24-2016, 23:10

I'm super interested in the nest, but need to check funds and figure out if I can afford. Of course don't hold it, not that that's how things are done, just wanted you to know I'm seriously interested. What kind of sniveller do you have? I can't find it on the JRB website.

**CBX133** · 10-24-2016, 23:28

More info on the Sniveller if possible please. Do you know the fill power and type of the down, age, temp rating etc? I see there are different Sniveller on the JRB site. Is it sewn footboard or no?

Thanks.

**Wilderness Seeker** · 10-25-2016, 00:37

what are the dimensions of the sniveller

**RecReator** · 10-25-2016, 00:56

Is this a regular or long size? 800 fill proof or 800fill proof Active-Dry ?

**jasen4_30** · 10-25-2016, 07:05

I will check the size when I get home from work. It should be a regular size.
The foot box uses Velcro and a drawstring to create the foot box.
They are both 800 fill, not active dry.

**jasen4_30** · 10-25-2016, 18:48

The dimensions are roughly 47"x78"

**CBX133** · 10-25-2016, 18:51

Any idea on age of the quilt and how many times used? Do you have weights of them as well? I can't find too much info on the No Sniveller, as it appears to be older than the Sierra Sniveller.

Thanks.

**Syb** · 10-25-2016, 19:32

Winter Nest or 3 Regular?

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**jasen4_30** · 10-25-2016, 19:39

If I remember right I think they weighed around 22oz. each, give or take an once or two. I think I've had them for about 5 or 6 years. I have used them in a tent as a top quilt maybe 12 to 15 nights. I perfer a bag as I am going more towards a bivy set up.