Warm weather underquilt

[johnspenn]

There have been some outstanding recommendations so far.

A Costco Down Throw works great for a summer UQ and is inexpensive. Here's a very easy no-sew hack to string one up quite easily.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2JH-O0792g

I used this method with good success in the Okefenokee earlier this year.

[robertjackson]

Thanks for the info.
I was also looking at a new summer UQ but should not wait the 8 weeks.
I ordered today and WL is shipping next week.

[Chesapeake]

The Snugpak UQ is great for 3 season use, and since its synthetic it's perfect if you are gonna be out in a lot of wet or humid conditions. I use mine almost exclusively from June till the end of September since I live on the Chesapeake bay where its super humid all summer.

[Hefty Hanger]

The Snugpak UQ is great for 3 season use, and since its synthetic it's perfect if you are gonna be out in a lot of wet or humid conditions. I use mine almost exclusively from June till the end of September since I live on the Chesapeake bay where its super humid all summer.

Same here in western NY. I love it also cause the adjustments are in the middle instead of on the ends. So you can drop the sides when its hot, then 3 or 4am when it cools down just pullem tight and go back to sleep. Without having to get out of the hammock. At around $60, you cant beet it.

[outdoorsguy]

Thanks for the info.
I was also looking at a new summer UQ but should not wait the 8 weeks.
I ordered today and WL is shipping next week.

Got my WL 3/4 summer series this week, this thing hugs my underside beautifully, no gaps. I actually tied a small of cord to the suspension so it would hang a little looser in the Carolina summer heat. In the fall when the temperature drops, I'll take my extension off and go back to original suspension for a snug fit.

[Smilin]

Loco Libre 3/4 30* summer in the mtn's of colorado can get cold.

[Tikker]

it's hard to beat the price of DIY'ing a CDT UQ to be honest. they're more than enough for summer nights, and it's a great into to DIYing some stuff for yourself

[Cabbo]

The 40*f Wooki got me through part of spring into summer and up to the last weeks of autumn. This using a non warbonnet hammock..... l did initially add about a foot of cord too the existing loop located from head end of the Wooki.....

The piece of foot long cord l made half a dozen or so over hand knots, placing each knot about an inch apart and attached this to the loop on the Wooki. This gave a optimal range of adjustments when snapping the carabiner too the suspension.... the many loops makes venting easy by backing the carabiner down a few loops.

Having these half dozen adjustments l can also use the Wooki on my other hammocks.

[ShortRound]

1 season Arrowhead Equipment Synthetic 3/4 length Jarbidge

[Codea1991]

I'll add another for the 40* route. I find this is fine for me. If anything I just draft it a bit.