Inexpensive and Warm - Snugpak Hammock Quilt - Review

[@Peteru69]

Thank you for the review Neil Patrick Harris! It was legendary.

[@dannybaker4641]

I've never been disappointed with Snugpak products.

[@authoritywebdesign]

Hey Luke! Another great video. Pro Tip: To put on a sleeping bag with a hammock, do it before you get in (standing up next to the hammock), then there's no struggle and you're completely covered. Keep up the great videos! Love what you're doing!

[@bark3rISgod]

I've been highly considering this product. I purchased the snugpak under blanket and was seriously impressed. On my last road trip up north one of the many nights it was 19 degrees Fahrenheit and with the under blanket, mss sleeping bag, a puffer jacket and thermals I stayed relatively warm to my surprise. I also sleep pretty warm. Experiencing how good the under blanket was I'll definitely be ordering the over quilt myself to really test it. Thanks for the review man, happy camping!

[@RazZelDaZzel16]

so glad you did a review on this Luke. I need an quilt for my hammock, but i don't wanna spend $300+ ... I will be getting one of these for next spring. Can't resist at that price. Great video brother

[@Maynard283]

Hey Luke, I love my snugpak over quilt, have used it in 34-38 degree weather and stayed pretty warm. The foot box is a great feature, and it is so simple to get in and out of a hammock.

[@tristansittler3615]

Yes! With the amount of hammock camping i do, I need this

[@kurtbaier6122]

Good review. I'm a Cold War Vet and we used ALICE gear. The woobie was designed to go only as into the 50-60 s. I suspect based on my experience it was designed with the wings for drape when you turn on your side while using an under quilt. Going to 30 it does out class the woobie. My 1.9 lb Walmart ultra light 40 degree bag at $40 is lighter and smaller. I'm 210' 5' 9". This product may shine for larger or taller guys. If anyone can had sew buy one to rig as an under quilt and one for a top quilt if money is not tight. About money and outdoors we can all cut corners for normal conditions but lack of sleep will make the outing terrible. Your right about superior materials for the price. I like your vids because you spend woods time. You walk the talk. Others vids on first impressions is just that.

[@kiyosenl.3889]

I think id like this, an underquilt, and one of those swiss blankets, all in all it could probably get you down to the mod 20's i would think

[@kolt193]

Such a good guy. Please dont stop making youtube videos.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Thank you very much K193. I promise not to stop. - Luke

[@bennyvoncannon197]

You are spot on my friend about 35 degrees used one for a few years now. Beware the cocoon though. You really have to be careful how you hang it.

[@redline6871]

Yep I have the top and under quilt and like he says I sleep hot as well. With those 2 items and I bring an extra whoopie blanket i've gone down to 30 and had no issues with staying warm but I run hot as well.

[@snakemonkey555]

Thanks Luke, your reviews are always top notch.

[@woodsmanadventuretv2604]

Thanks for sharing. It looks for a great hammock winter setup. So i would sleep on it and i had a good insulation on the side. Take care Dirk

[@kurtbaier6122]

Put a SOL Mylar bivy in your sleeping bag as well. Cheap alternative wal mart Mylar tube tent cut to size, tape with packaging tape. It with the clothes you bring it will extend the temp rating 15 degrees above 40. At 30 about 10 degrees more. At 20 only 5. You definitely need those extra layers with hoods. I used a very small 1.9 lb sleep bag for the testing last winter in a hammock with a closed cell foam pad. I finally made 2 under guilts one out of an old down comforter and the other out of a child's sleeping bag both from a thrift store. Thanks for sharing on this product.

[@patrickbryanoutside7416]

Good honest review as always Luke.

[@patrickbryanoutside7416]

the darn thing has wings

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Haha It sure does Pat! Thanks Buddy. - Luke

[@ChrisC30]

You might also look at Snugpak's 'bottom' quilt, too. That depends on which hammock you've got, and what else you have on.

[@ForBritannia]

British army MTP surplus over night adventure can't wait for that one day and great review as always might pick one up ATB Alex :)

[@Mr808islands]

i think snugpack makes tarps yes i have snugpack product i agree with u it is outstanding

[@Hajmeddig123]

Comon luke lets get that hammock overnighter! Really want to see that one. Love your vids man!

[@charleslynn3921]

Thanks for the review just want on campaign trip I was in 50 f in north Carolina And hated my sleeping bag in my hammock thanksss a lot

[@jeffbuzzard6837]

Good video looks like a nice three season blanket

[@TheSixsixsick]

Nice review brah, love snugpak products! And it IS the best on the market for the $. No need to spend $200 for a quilt, i use this along w the snugpak underblanket and an HD mylar tarp draped over my ridgeline. Heard the cocoon does NOT come w rigging lines. Curious to see that review, looks like a cool product but been reading mixed reviews.

[@Kh4zy]

Can this quilt hold the warm in the -5 to -10 celcius? I have a Ticket to the Moon regular hammock plus DD underblanket but looking for a great and cheap quilt for 4 seasons in Denmark

[@larrykramer6057]

Every outdoor blanket should have a footbox. Not having that, I try to use 2 blankets if possible so that one is wrapped around the footsies and I can pull the other one up around my head without disturbing the foot coverage.

[@ColHatley]

Excellent review Luke. thanks for sharing... ATB Von

[@ZZoutdoors]

I've been lookin' at that and the cacoon also.Thanks. ZZ

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

I will have a review on that coming up in the future. Be well ZZ - Luke

[@jonnyboat2]

I've lived all over North Carolina from the beach to the mountains and the one thing I hated were the rattle snakes. Your hammock is hardly high enough to keep from having one snuggle up with you in your snugpak.

[@scooter041031]

The rattle snakes are the least of my worries we don't have near the density of them as other states. The only time i've ever seen any is when I've been out purposefully looking for them.

[@Surefiresecurity]

Snugpak is a UK company and thats their primary market. We don't really have a problem with snakes here. We only have three types and only one is venomous and not to prevalent. But I take your point re rattlers. Glad we don't have 'em here.

[@Zack_Darce]

very cool! thanks luke!

[@jeffsmith7617]

I just got one on Amazon for $35!

[@philiphudson2170]

Hey Luke me and my friends want to go backpack camping in the winter. I was wondering if using hammocks during the winter would be a good idea or not

[@tripsadventures3404]

I looked it up on Amazon after I watched your review. Amazon had it for $108.80 plus shipping. I understand they can change the price, but that seems on the extreme side.

[@zechariahhall2620]

Want to ask you should i buy 2 jungle blankets or this one for hammock sleeping cause the Jungle blankets right now are 25 and this is 49 what would you pick?

[@wdcsucks1]

you can do the same thing with a sleeping bag...put your feet in the box and cover yourself while the zipper is facing down, that way you are not stuggling with anything.

[@msilverhammer]

What would you say about using a large merino wool blanket, wrapped under and over you as an alternative to the Snugpack over quilt? Do you think that the wool would insulate better?

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Hmmm, now that is an interesting idea. Not sure how that would be, might have to try it. - Luke

[@JohnDoe-ee6qs]

would it be as good or better than a U.S. poncho liner?

[@maplehouseknives]

Hey Luke, great review! What ever happened with your power bank give away? Never saw a winner announced. Greetings from Germany my friend!

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Good question, the announcement video is ready to go live....might put that up on Monday. - Luke

[@RobertSmith-pf1gn]

Can you review the onetigris underquilt?

[@johnperkins2174]

What were customs charges on these?

[@hipgroove68]

Why no ridge line on hammock?

[@neemancallender9092]

The same insulation material is used for the Jungle Bag, Jungle Blanket and XL, the top and bottom hammock quilts Temp ratings on the Jungle Bag are over rated Cannot use it sleeping bare anywhere near 10C So expect similar for all these same material products I use the XL Blanket and double wrap myself

[@MarkJones-sk6vk]

What about just unzipping a sleeping bag? Isn't it just about the same?

[@lovingmesomeoutdoors8729]

Mark Jones yes basically

[@adib396]

Yes, yes it is and I have done that myself. Not going to be sucked in by these gimmicks.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

Especially one without the hood. It just becomes a big comforter. Plus you can zip it up farther changing the length of you foot box to cover the back of your legs.

[@tylerglidden2922]

I'm down here In SC, I am a hot sleeper as well. what temp would you say the snugpak is good for when paired with.their underquilt

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

I've pushed them down to upper 20's with winds around 15mph. Maybe a bit lower than that but not much I would say. I will continue to test them out together so I can do an updated review. - Luke

[@RootsLion]

""raps lid of jar... hey how tall r yu ?? :) ""

[@KPSDISCIPLESHIP]

nice nice

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

What is going on KS? - Luke

[@KPSDISCIPLESHIP]

Nothin mutch you

[@samuelfinland9587]

I didn´t find this quilt very warm even warm summer nights. Those wings, don´t work very well. I think, classic blanket or rolled style topquilt is better. For me, Snugpak hammock quilt was waste of money.

[@mccandless1]

luke, please checkout alpkit, a Uk company

[@84greenbear]

Sorry man! Good review and I'm sure it's a great product BUT, I was married for along time and every now and then I was sent on these trips to "that isle" in the grocery or drug store that had female products. It reminds me of a panty liner with wings! A huge one! Maybe for Giganta the cartoon character or female elephant for those lite days.

[@workingclasswoodsman]

THIRD !!!

[@laurencethecamper5405]

Seems more of a faff then slipping into a sleeping bag

[@kimunicorn]

I think I would be glad this doesn't come in white...You'd be sleeping under a ginormous feminine hygiene product. ;)

[@patrickbryanoutside7416]

kimunicorn bahaha nice

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Hahaha "With Wings!" - Luke