On The Trail - Episode #2 - World's Lightest Quilt
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People exert extreme effort to show the world their best creations only to film it on a crappy 1940's mobile phone. Jesus christ. I'd love to see this quilt in hd. Great work.
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@Suluk46 word. thanks man keep up the great gear videos
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I can't wait to order one!
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Epicstove--if you make any progress making something like this, I'd like to pick your brain. I could do this with a little guidance. Thanks, Jonathan in St. Paul
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Maybe not....I just got my first sewing machine and am learning to make gear. Keep the vids coming!
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the website no longer works do you have an updated one?
trenttyre 1 year ago
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Youtube doesn't allow website links to be posted in the comments, but do a search on google for "enlightened equipment", which is his company name, and you will find it.
Steve
Suluk46 1 year ago
Doesn't it get clammy with cuben fiber as it's a waterproof material?
DrChrisBiomed 2 years ago
Hi DrChrisBiomed,
Waterproof (cuben fiber) material was used to give the quilt an integrated vapor barrier. Any clamminess or moisture must be vented just as one would do when using a vapor barrier except it is a little easier as you just need to open up the quilt as opposed to venting a pair of VB pants/shirt. On my last 5 day trip, there was some moisture build up in the footbox, but Tim has since redesigned the footbox with a zipper to simplify venting - it has solved the issue.
Steve
Suluk46 2 years ago
Really nice quilt. I wonder how long it lasts.
outside365 2 years ago
Hi outside365,
Go to 7:14 to see my disclaimer on the durability of the quilt. For me, it will last as long as any other quilt or sleeping bag, but this will very much be a function of how it is treated. If you are rough on gear or inexperienced with UL materials, this probably isn't the best product for you.
Suluk46 2 years ago