My TQ must have been too big at the bottom. That's what I tried. May give it another shot in a TQ that's tapered with a sewn FB. When I got cold was using a JRB Hudson River on top. Only thing that froze was my feet.Originally Posted by Shug
My TQ must have been too big at the bottom. That's what I tried. May give it another shot in a TQ that's tapered with a sewn FB. When I got cold was using a JRB Hudson River on top. Only thing that froze was my feet.
I can get my Thermarest sit-pad in the footbox of my Hudson River with no problem. Also I wear very loose socks and usually only one pair in temps in the 20ºs. Feet are good to go. My socks at 10:33 in video below.
Reckon we all differ.
Shug
Whooooo Buddy)))) All Secure in Sector Seven
Lol, when the video starts it feels like I was in trouble. Point take Lord Lollygag. I shall do my diligence to improve my cold weather Hanging (in other words, thanks for the video lesson)!
I have decided to go with:
- Sierra Stealth (40-45 degrees) $174.99 MassDrop
- Hudson River (25-30 degrees)
- Greylock 4 (5-10 degrees)
- Quilt Liner
Mix and match based on seasons.
That's 2 TQ and 2 UQ
Now if I could just catch the HR and the G4 on sale that would be great.
Woah Man..... that's the definition of go big or go home. I really love all the JRB gear I have. Have a blast with all that new kit.
At some point Randy has just got to practice.
None of this jumpin from one quilt to the next.
I have a new JRB MW4 on the way. Very nice gear. Warm and versatile (as long as I warm up those toes)!
I like the in stock and ready to go model of JRB.
All of them usually are! Ordered mine today, shipped today!
Last edited by Peppy; 10-03-2017 at 15:09.
Peppy, did you order the suspension kit or make your own? How are you rigging that MW4?
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