What are your thoughts on the MSR hubba hubba? I saw you made a great video testing the limits of the tent and showing some tips. Have you used it much? Is there anything to be extra ware of before buying? :)
Great views, beats being on the coast any day. Interesting to hear your thoughts on the quilt.Thanks for making the video. Personally i have given up on quilts as a single item use and find them a waste of money if we buy them to cut weight because i always need to clobber up with loads of clothes and it defeats the object . Granted we are all different but my initial gut feelings that i had when they first became popular was correct so i wish i had listened to my gut because i am on quilt number 4 now and from now on i am only ever going to use the 2 synthetic ones that i am down to as a top cover to protect my down bags I know you are a Cumulus fan and i am too and for an extra 200/250 you can have an Xlite 300 than will guarantee to keep you warm wearing just a base layer down to 5 degrees C plus you can stipulate the amount of fill you have below and on top, i have 65/35 on my Xlite and Panyam and they are the best bags i have ever owned.
What are your thoughts on the MSR hubba hubba? I saw you made a great video testing the limits of the tent and showing some tips. Have you used it much? Is there anything to be extra ware of before buying? :)
Great views, beats being on the coast any day. Interesting to hear your thoughts on the quilt.Thanks for making the video. Personally i have given up on quilts as a single item use and find them a waste of money if we buy them to cut weight because i always need to clobber up with loads of clothes and it defeats the object . Granted we are all different but my initial gut feelings that i had when they first became popular was correct so i wish i had listened to my gut because i am on quilt number 4 now and from now on i am only ever going to use the 2 synthetic ones that i am down to as a top cover to protect my down bags I know you are a Cumulus fan and i am too and for an extra 200/250 you can have an Xlite 300 than will guarantee to keep you warm wearing just a base layer down to 5 degrees C plus you can stipulate the amount of fill you have below and on top, i have 65/35 on my Xlite and Panyam and they are the best bags i have ever owned.
@@Olan... thanks, I also have both the liteline and Panyam with the 35/65 fill. I guess with the quilts we have all options covered.