Sleeping bag or down comforter - Camino de Santiago Forum
WEBApr 25, 2018 · Decide where you want to cut it, then sew two parallel lines of stitching about 1/4 inch apart. (this will keep the down from escaping when you cut the blanket) Cut between the two lines of stitching. Pin the seam binding in place over the cut edge, and sew with a wide zigzag zag stitch.
1 lb 700 fill down quilt at Costco. $20 - Backpacking Light
WEBSep 12, 2015 · They are labeled as down throws and measure 70"x60". The ones a got are definitely not queen sized. They are light and awesome for $20. I picked up a few to maybe try making a under quilt and maybe try to modify one into some type of 50* quilt. They also work good on the couch at home.
Down quilt - Camino de Santiago Forum
WEBAug 7, 2022 · The down comforter is like the insulation in a house; it traps your body heat but the down must remain fluffed and uncompressed. A down sleep quilt eliminates the underside of a traditional sleeping bag because the down under your body will be crushed rendering it useless as an insulator against the cold.
FS Costco down throw Converted Quilts - Backpacking Light
WEBOct 6, 2015 · I only have a few left. there are not any more at any of my nearest 6 Costco’s. I did make 1 change of price as the shorter ones are much less time consuming. Please refer to the changes below. I also have what and how many of each color is left below. I’ll take orders just because there aren’t many left. Brown – 2. Silver-0. Blue-2 (#1 ...
Synthetic Overquilt? - Backpacking Light
WEBMay 4, 2018 · For the short overnighters or weekend down to 15f, the layering of a synthetic might make more sense for comfort and not needing to invest in more specialised gear. The overquilt idea seems to be predominantly a financial/simplification of the gear closet. For most folks, 20-30f is normally the lowest they’re camping.
Costco down throw - Backpacking Light
WEBApr 24, 2017 · The reactor is +15 at 8oz and $60, reactor + is +20. I use a +15 with a Flex 30 for nights in the teens and love that it covers my head and neck. The silk ones are 4oz and $80 for +10f. I love the costco throws but they are way too bulky and heavy to use for an extra 10 degrees of warmth.
Do I need a sleeping bag? Silk? down? | Camino de Santiago Forum
WEBDec 14, 2022 · Hello pilgrims, my friend Marci and I are doing the Camino through May starting at end of April. I'm confused about types of sleeping bags and don't think I want to use provided blankets if possible. However I am worried about the weight. We both are easily chilled. Any recommendations?
Summer blanket for 2 people - Backpacking Light
WEBMar 18, 2016 · Anyone have a suggestion for a summer blanket for 2? There used to be someone making and selling some on eBay, but just can't find them anymore. Any help would...
Small, lightweight sleeping bag | Camino de Santiago Forum
WEBDec 5, 2016 · Good points, though I would strongly advise down over synthetic. Lighter weight, packs much smaller, and a wider temperature comfort range. I carried an Enlightened Equipment quilt that was not cheap but, if you're in the US, see if you can get a down comforter from Costco. $19.99 and it looks perfect for the Camino.
Lightweight Costco Down Quilts on Sale - Camino de Santiago …
WEBDec 25, 2019 · For those with access to a Costco online, the lightweight sleeping quilts - which are mentioned on this Forum from time to time - are on sale: a package of two, for $40.00 USD. These are usually mentioned whenever someone asks for suggestions about very lightweight and warm sleeping options. For …