Top Quilt Ideas

[Ashman]

I posted this on Hammock Forums but wanted to cross post here to pick ideas from Hangers who might not see the other thread.

I leave tommorrow on my first trip with my HH Asym I got this winter. I am stoked! I am using a thermarest pad, bag liner and synthetic bag of undetermined degree rating (I am guessing 32). I see now how you all talk about this as an addiction. I am already pondering what upgrades I want to do! I am really leaning towards the JRB Nest underquilt. My question is what commercially available options would you recommend for a top quilt. I rarely do winter camping. Thanks for your input and advice!

[River Runner]

I posted this on Hammock Forums but wanted to cross post here to pick ideas from Hangers who might not see the other thread.

I leave tommorrow on my first trip with my HH Asym I got this winter. I am stoked! I am using a thermarest pad, bag liner and synthetic bag of undetermined degree rating (I am guessing 32). I see now how you all talk about this as an addiction. I am already pondering what upgrades I want to do! I am really leaning towards the JRB Nest underquilt. My question is what commercially available options would you recommend for a top quilt. I rarely do winter camping. Thanks for your input and advice!

I like the Nunatak Ghost. There are any number of good quality quilts though - Jacks R Better makes several, GoLite has a new line.

[Seeker]

i use my WM Caribou opened up as a quilt most of the time, but like being able to zip it back into a sleeping bag when the temp drops below about 50 (so i don't get a blast of cold air anywhere when i roll over).

[winger]

I have the JRB No Sniveller and the ORM and really enjoy the quality of both as top quilts, using a Nest as the underquilt.

[take-a-knee]

You can't go wrong with JRB quilts, but I'm quite pleased with my Feathered Friends Rock Wren for a hammock bag. That bags bottom opening makes entering and exiting a Hennessy quite easy.