Not sure if Ive seen these not here before but they look rather good, especially if you like a synthetic quilt rather than down.
Not exactly cheap but pretty light and the clippy things on them look very useable. Tempted?
https://www.astucas.com/en/products/sestrals-quilt/
Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
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Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
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Re: Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
Yes.. This chap is actuslly a lovely man and can be found saying nice things on the TrekLite forum. I'd get one, very thought out I'd say and refined
Re: Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
I’ve got a Sestral in 200, it’s a lovely thing, kept me warm and comfortable on a couple of rough hiking trips last year.
Apex packs much better than synthetics of old but mine (reg/wide) is quite chunky so it’s not made the cut on a bike trip yet.
Apex packs much better than synthetics of old but mine (reg/wide) is quite chunky so it’s not made the cut on a bike trip yet.
Re: Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
This reminds me of these that I spotted a while back: https://valleyandpeak.co.uk/brands/vall ... sic-quilt/
Re: Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
Gramxpert are another EU based maker of quilts, worth a look
Re: Nice looking synthetic quilts, eh?
I looked at these a lot when figuring out my one, they look really nice.techno wrote: ↑Thu Oct 15, 2020 10:29 am This reminds me of these that I spotted a while back: https://valleyandpeak.co.uk/brands/vall ... sic-quilt/
those As Tucas ones look the next stpe up though, i hadn't spotted those before