Need a 3/4 underquilt lickety-split!

**Hangdang** · 03-29-2018, 20:59

Any ideas on where to go short notice?
So I need one by next Thursday. Ultimately I would love a HG phoenix 30 or 50 but am open. I would like to keep it around $120.
But am open to options!

Long story short I am trying to get my wife into hammocking and a window of time opened for the weekend of April 7th. I have one great hammock setup (WBBBXLC/ECON 0/Superfly) and a hodge podge setup (K12 tarp/bear butt), but no underquilt. I have a pad but not a great option for the Bear Butt. I would like her to spend the night in a really nice setup (mine) to see what it's like. If she likes it as much as I do then we'll spend the money on a good system for her.

So my thought is is if I get the three quarter length and she does not like hammocking I can use it for my summer trips.

Any help would be great

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**Trail Trekking** · 03-29-2018, 21:01

A Phoenix was just posted less than an hour ago on this site in the for sale section

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**rweb82** · 03-29-2018, 21:08

Jack's R Better Greylock or Arrowhead Equipment Jarbidge- if you want synthetic. Both are in stock and ship quickly.

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**ComfyCocoon** · 03-29-2018, 21:11

For quick turn around here are my suggestions.

Jacks R Better Greylock 3
AHE Jarbidge
Dutch Edition HG Phoenix Underquilt 40° currently in stock
Ion HG Phoenix Econ 40° currently in stock

**wqcustom** · 03-29-2018, 21:12

I have a Warbonnet Yeti 20* I’d like to sell for $150. I can provide pics if interested. I’m going to be posting a lot of Warbonnet gear in the for sale forum in the next few days.

Probably should move this to the Want to Buy forum

**pgibson** · 03-29-2018, 21:31

We build to order but we keep our wait times to next business day. But at the moment we do have a few select Jarbidges in stock that we could ship tomorrow.

**cougarmeat** · 03-29-2018, 22:09

My only concern is the "... see what it's like after one night ... " situation. Even after months of 3 or 4 days a night outside, if I spend any time in a bed, it takes a day or two before my body remembers it can relax a different way in a hammock. My point is, her second or third night might be better after the first night of "adjustment". If possible, see if you can get that "first night" done at home where there are no other complications (temperature adjustment, etc.)

In a bed there is movement because of pressure points. These pressure points are greatly reduced in a hammock but initially the body may not know that; it feels strange. But in the morning, one can wake up feeling they are sleeping on a cloud.

**wqcustom** · 03-29-2018, 22:15

Originally Posted by capehiker

I have a Loco Libre Operator Series Habanero 50 degree with an extra ounce of fill in it. Let me know!

just an fyi, Papasmokes is looking to buy one of those in the 'Want to Buy' Forum

**capehiker** · 03-29-2018, 22:48

Originally Posted by wqcustom

just an fyi, Papasmokes is looking to buy one of those in the 'Want to Buy' Forum

Thanks!

**Hangdang** · 03-29-2018, 23:48

Wow you guys are awsome!
I went the Dutch route in the end, but was very tempted by the yeti!

I'm hoping Dutch gets his staff back in time from their hike to get my order out quickly!

Thank you everyone!

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