OneTigris Underquilt - Cool Hammock Comfort

[@timberg7377]

thanks for sharing

[@bobwampler3387]

That's a great product and priced right.

[@seantanner1859]

Very nice piece of equipment. I definitely going to check out the coldest temperature one for my area.

[@shaunparris3344]

Great video and a great tip regarding the attachment, i was wondering about the best way of resolving that problem. Thank you 👍🏻

[@edmacallum7003]

this is perfect i havent bought an underquilt because of price and a few night ago i could have really used it camping thanks for this one this will be yet another product you have reviewed i will be buying

[@lindgrenfamily]

Great review! Thanks for sharing your experience

[@survivalcomms]

That is a great value ! You could get three of those for what I paid for mine ( I do love mine though). I have a quilt made for a Hennessy but have used it on an Eno and grand trunk hammocks. I have a video up on how I rigged mine up. Hammock hanging is so cool because of the different ways everyone rigs theirs . Glad you got a good night's sleep and thanks for sharing !

[@lunawolfbushcraft]

Great video review I love One Tigris gear and am currently building my 2017 kit around the Bushcrafter 50L 3 day pack I had no idea that tigris made an under quilt thank you for sharing.

[@matthewjeffres1289]

that is sweet

[@rocktroll2002]

just saw your video and went to their website and they are out of stock. I like the price point thanks for sharing

[@sauceLegs]

That would work perfect for my climate also... Thanks for another great video Joe!

[@feralwoodcraft]

Thank ye Jimbo!

[@jeffbuzzard6837]

Good video I will be checking this out but may need something a little heavier up here in WV, thanks for the info

[@woodlandsnorth]

Nice review. How has it held up?

[@39camper]

got one this winter, waiting til spring to check it out

[@feralwoodcraft]

Awesome! I think you'll enjoy it. It is one item I will not be letting out of my sight any time soon. Thanks!

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

cool beans man I haven't been hamack camping yet still on the edge but leaning towards trying it summer first though winter can get cold in upstate N.Y.

[@AdventureTimeOutdoors]

I have been looking for an under quilt that doesn't cost $300 for the longest. After exchange and shipping to Canada that's like 70 kajillion dollars. I use a kammock roo and would love to see if these fit properly. For the longest time I have been using those things you put in your window of your car to keep the heat out. They work great and you barely know it is there. It's kinda like sleeping on bubble pack wrapped in an emergency blanket. The most comfortable way to sleep is directly in the hammock and an under quilt is the way to go. I am set up to sleep down to -15c but can't sleep on the ground anymore (old and busted). I need to get me some of these. Great review Joe. Thanks for the lead brother.

[@feralwoodcraft]

Yeah, I am old and busted too. The only way I don't wake up with a lower back screaming at me...is in a hammock. They have measurements on their website of what hammocks it will fit. On paper, it fits an eno but it is a wee bit tight. I'd run your hammock size by that before pulling the trigger on one. Thanks!

[@EatCarbs]

Dang it.. I've been thinking about getting into hammocks again. lol Thanks for the video brother.

[@louistapp3684]

Just a quick tip- save up for an incubator from hammock gear. The Econ line has some great things going for it including being cheap.

[@TACHILL]

seems like a nice product. ive always been a ground dweller but not long ago got a hammock to try.. still havent got the chance but hopefully soon.

[@feralwoodcraft]

While I am obviously partial, I do think you'll enjoy it. I'd suggest watching Survive WIthout's videos. He has several videos on how best to transition to hammock. Thanks!

[@ndubstar]

snugpak has an affordable underquilt, built mainly for the hammocks of 9 foot lengths, but you could probably use others too.

[@thevideostump46239]

Here in Indiana with the changes of humidity, this is a great option!

[@feralwoodcraft]

I loath humidity haha It can get pretty intense here as well. Thanks for watching!

[@LazyManPrepper1]

I have never used an under quilt or a sleep pad and hammock camp all the time. BUT, I've been looking for one and this seems decent at a good price. I personally would probably tie it to the foot end as that's the area that gets cold on me. Thanks for the review.

[@feralwoodcraft]

I can see that. I typically wear 2 pair of wool socks when I camp in cool or cold weather. And I don't have any hair. :) lol Thanks!

[@ChesapeakeHammockandOutdoors]

I've got the 4 season version and have used it comfortably into the mid teens, its 10° rating is spot on I'd say. Not bad for a $55 budget synthetic UQ. I LOVE my overstuffed 0° HG Incubator and overstuffed CDT UQ, but when I hang at home I'll use the OneT as much as I can to keep my down dry in wet conditions. I don't like the short length and how its shaped, but it does what its designed to do. I also picked up the Subito 3 season UQ and it's pretty much the same as the 3s OneT. I use it when I hang inside most of the time, and use my Snugpak UQ or 3/4 length UQ when I'm on the trail or hang outside at home in the spring/summer. As long as they work, I don't mind "budget" quilts, and can fall back on my cottage made quilts if needed.

[@MarkYoungBushcraft]

I think three season for me would be spring-summer-fall... So, how do you think it would work with a double wide hammock like the ENO Double-Nest? Thanks for sharing

[@PaulBuikema]

I have two, they are very good considering the price.

[@chuckh1794]

As a happy consumer of Snugpak products, l'm excited to see some competition for less expensive choices. * Also looking forward to the Blooper reel from this video!

[@jeffsmith7617]

Hey, what are your go-to podcasts on Podcast Addict? I've just recently started listening to podcasts and I'm looking for suggestions.

[@feralwoodcraft]

+Jeff Smith I'm no familiar with Pod Cast addict but the two I never miss are Joe Rogan and the adventure sports podcast. Thanks Jeff!

[@swnorcraft7971]

Where did you get this for $41 and change?

[@BearHartOutdoorsChannel]

not too shabby looking for the price!