Supplement under quilt with a fleece blanket

[Vanhalo]

21.7° last night with the JRB Hudson River Quilt (25°-30° +1 oz.) and the JRB Fleece Quilt liner.



Clothes and Extras:

• Patagonia Zip Hoody
  
• Patagonia Thermal Bottoms
  
• Possum Socks (26% Alpaca 37% Possum, 27% Wool & Elastic blend)
  
• JRB Down Hoody
  
• Mont-bell Zeo-Line Balaclava
• Little Hottie Hand Warmer

[Peppy]

My fleece liner gets plenty of use, at home and on the trail!

[Grey Mouse]

Perhaps use an UQP that is made to hold a pad like the one from 2QZQ, Just insert a pad or your favorite fleece, jacket, etc.

[RushBadger]

21.7° last night with the JRB Hudson River Quilt (25°-30° +1 oz.) and the JRB Fleece Quilt liner.

It was 17* last night and my Wookie alone was fine except for a cold spot that I didn’t migrate the down well enough too. Just bought the Dutch fleece insert last week so that along with my under quilt protector should get me into the zero temps I hope!

Clothes and Extras:

• Patagonia Zip Hoody
  
• Patagonia Thermal Bottoms
  
• Possum Socks (26% Alpaca 37% Possum, 27% Wool & Elastic blend)
  
• JRB Down Hoody
  
• Mont-bell Zeo-Line Balaclava
• Little Hottie Hand Warmer

[sidneyhornblower]

21.7° last night with the JRB Hudson River Quilt (25°-30° +1 oz.) and the JRB Fleece Quilt liner.

Hey, thanks for that Vanhalo. I've got a Hudson River and I'm always interested in other's experiences with it and how low it can be pushed and what equipment was used to do so.

[DylanC]

I've used a USGI wool blanket folded into thirds and placed underneath my sleeping bag down to probably 50 degrees. Worked fine... the wool has enough density that it did not compress at all. I didn't use it that much because i made a Gemini underquilt and switched to that for the most part. However, i really want to push my Gemini down into the single digits and you've reminded me that my wool blanket will probably get me very close. Thanks!