Outdoor Vitals LoftTek 30 Degree Ultralight Backpacking TopQuilt for Use in Hammock or on Pad

Used the quilt on a canoe trip. So happy I brought this one instead of my down quilt as my bag went into the ocean for a bit and my gear got wet. The quilt mostly dried when I laid it out in camp but kept my super warm all night. Temps were in the 40s and I got almost uncomfortably warm.

I ordered a top quilt but was sent a sleeping bag instead. I ordered this just before I was leaving for a three night backpacking trip with unseasonably cold weather forecast. It arrived a day or so before I left and I did not have time to return it so I kept it. The SLEEPING BAG has a 15 degree rating and I was very comfortable when the temp dipped into the mid 30s at night. I'd call it a 30 degree bag. The SLEEPING BAG is a little heavier than I'd like, probably because it's a SLEEPING BAG and not a top quilt as advertised and has a big heavy zipper and a mummy hood. I decided to keep it because it performed ok and the price was not too bad. I'll use it while car camping or it'll be available for one of my kids or a friend that needs to borrow a SLEEPING BAG.

Used the pack for a couple nights on a hunting trip. It was nice to have the freedom to move and control the temperature with the quilt. I enjoyed having more room in my backpack and shed some weight (I got the oversized bag and my scale showed only 2.5 lbs with the included stuff sack). I also received it a day sooner than expected. Overall, I think I will get a lot of use out of the quilt and am excited to keep using it.

This is my second OV quilt i have purchased. Opted fir the regular size this time since most of my camping buddies (aka family) are smaller than me. And i like having options. Materials and weight are good for my uses and it packs down small enough for my liking.

Used in last weekend on the AT. Combined with underquilt I was very comfortable all night. Temps only got into the high 30's but it rained. Easy to get in and out, lighter than sleeping bag. Well made gear.

I'm not sure why baffle it if you don't put enough insulation to keep the edges of the baffles from collapsing. This is very under filled. Each bffle box is missing about 1/3 the insulation it needs, so it collapses at the stitches to flat. I expected a 15 degree quilt, but I don't think this will get there. If I don't return it, I will take it out and give a detailed review on use.

So far I have just used it around the house but I love it. Won't be able to trail test it for a few weeks but I can't wait to try it out.

Love the lightness and cozy warmth at a great price!