2nd night with the 48" wide Hudson River Quilt....

[Vanhalo]

I was a little concerned that 48" was not wide enough but in the Blackbird XLC there is only so much space for a wide quilt.

You might say 48" is the perfect width for a hammock quilt.

Paired with the Greylock 3 this Hudson River quilt is the perfect 3 season setup.

i got both with an extra ounce and in SE TN this might be the perfect 4 season combo.

Greylock 3

Length	56 in. (1.4 m)
Width	42 in. (1.07 m)
Loft	2.5 in. (7.6 cm)
Material	0.9 oz., 20D, ripstop nylon
Insulation	800 Fill Power Goose Down
Weight	17 oz. (0.48 kg)
Temperature Rating	25º-30º F (-7º C

Hudson River - Regular Size

• Length: 78 inches (1.98 m)
• Width: 48 inches (1.22 m)
• Loft: 2.5 Inches (6.4 cm)
• Material: 0.9 oz., 20 denier, ripstop nylon
• Insulation: 800 fill power goose down
• Weight: 21.5 ounces (0.61 kg)
• Temperature Rating: 25°-30° F (-4° C)

I am a little under 5'-11"...

*I added 1oz. overfill to each quilt.
** I am a little under 5'-11"

[Coldcityely]

Congratulations on finding the possibility perfect 4 season combo!

48” seems so narrow to me, but to put it in perspective for myself I thought about how that’s actually 4 feet. 4 feet wide, while in a hammock, seems like a fair amount of coverage. I still like a wider quilt, but I’m beginning to understand that part of why I want my quilts wider is I’m not totally trusting my underquilt. I’m asking my topquilt to tuck under me enough to overlap quite a bit. It might be unnecessary.

[Vanhalo]

Concerned me as well....was wondering if I should have gone 52" with the Sierra Sniveller.

I want to try this HR as an UQ as well.

I like having more options.