Hammocking at home on covered deck.

[Vanhalo]

For those just getting started..and like detail oriented information

Low Temp: 35.6°
High Temp: 45.5°
High Humidity: 87.5%
Dew Point: 32.2°
Elevation: 873ft
Altitude: 20ft
Wind Speed: 0
Hammock: Warbonnet XLC Single Layer 1.7
Suspension: Myerstech Dyneema with Becket Hitch
Span: 14.8ft
Foot End Mount point: 80"
Head End Mount Point: 68"
Suspenion Length - Foot End (including mount hardware shackle and ring): 39" to continuous loop
Suspension Length - Head End (including mount hardware shackle and ring): 38" to continuous loop
Tarp: None
Under Quilt: JRB Greylock 3 (+1 oz.)
Top Quilt: JRB Hudson River (+1 oz.)
Quilt Liner: JRB Fleece Summer blanket
Foot box: Therm-A-Rest Trail Pad 12" x 16" (inside the the TQ outside the JRB quilt liner)
Under Quilt Protector: 2QZQ
Clothes: Short sleeve Smart Wool 150, Heat Costco Bottoms, Smart Wool PHD Ultra Light Mini socks, JRB Down Hoody
Pillow: ZPacks Pillow Dry bag with a Mont-bell down vest, JRB Down sleeves inside

Notes: Comfortable sleep. No sweating. 10PM-6AM

[Dlrocm]

What are those JRB quilts rated to?

[Phantom Grappler]

Vanhalo, rig looks great—you’re all Jacked up!

[sidneyhornblower]

What are those JRB quilts rated to?

I have the JRB Hudson River TQ but without the 1 ounce overstuffing. It's listed as 25-30 F. I've had it down to the low 20s with a good base layer, so my somewhat limited experience says the range given for their temperature rating is pretty accurate, possibly slightly conservative.