Anyone use 2 bags/quilts to achieve better winter ratings?

[July]

Well.. heck Yeah..experience rules....Spokane, SHOUT!

[saltysack]

Do you hang? Use the JRB Steath as under quilt and sleep in the Helium. It's nice getting off the ground in FL away from the fire ants, armadillos, coons, and palmetto bugs, huh hem, cockroaches.

I've never hiked in Fl...I travel to nc for work so try to get out 6-8 hikes per year on AT...I tent as I hike with my dog...keeps him confined at night easier..also a stomach sleeper....tried hammock but couldn't get used to it..


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[tagg]

I layered my Sierra Stealth over my Montbell #2 one night on Mt. Rogers when the temp got down into the teens, and doing so worked great. I'd guess it added 5-10 degrees of warmth.

[saltysack]

I layered my Sierra Stealth over my Montbell #2 one night on Mt. Rogers when the temp got down into the teens, and doing so worked great. I'd guess it added 5-10 degrees of warmth.

Thx...I have a sea to summit reactor liner....they claim it adds 10 degrees...I don't notice much as its paper thin...definitely going to try later my JRB this winter


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[Demeter]

I have layered quilts in my hammock down to ~ -5°F. Nice and warm. But TQ layered move too much and proved too much bulk. YMMV Ground-dweller