Premium Onewind Hammock Top Quilt with Footbox - Lightweight and Portable Sleeping Bag Alternative

Eric: It kept me warm down into the 30’s.
The product is reasonably priced.
It weighs considerably more than down insulation.

United States on Nov 29, 2023

Mike Delorme: I have always found mummy bags awkward when changing position at night. The idea of a quilt intrigued me and this item provided a relatively inexpensive way to try it out. I know some people (my wife, for example) love their mummy but the quilt wins hands down for me. It is much more like sleeping in your bed. As others have noted, the loft is perhaps less than expected but I find it plenty warm (at least down to 5 C/41 F for me). I have modified it a bit to work like an expensive name brand bed setup that prevents drafts by attaching to a hooded cover I made that slips over my pad. The one missing feature is a drawstring at the top (probably not added as it could be a nuisance when wearing it as a poncho, which I don't plan to do). It is, obviously, heavier and bulkier than a down quilt I bought to use as an inner layer with this for winter camping but I am not a hardcore backpacker and it does me fine. Definitely recommended.

Canada on Oct 19, 2023

Mosinski Norbert: Super Ding, hält extrem gut warm

Germany on Sep 23, 2023

MelanieMelanie: This was so warm, easy to use and I loved waking up and being able to wear it while I was getting coffee. Kept me warm all night and made sleeping in my hammock so much easier!

United States on Sep 03, 2023

Ed Knartzer: I either live in my off grid cabin or on a mine claim in Northern California and weather changes fast. 6/19/23 and frost...
After getting oriented with the lay out, I wore it outside late into the night and slept in it with the door open.
Comfortable, versatile and a great value. I'm picky and all the stitching, snaps, seems solid.
I'd consider buying a warmer one for hot tent camping on the mine.
Go for it.

United States on Jun 19, 2023

Stewan: daher Rücksendung beantragt, ansonsten top Teil mit hochwertiger verarbeitung, schade.

Germany on Jun 19, 2023

S. Morley: I've always been a bag man when it comes to sleeping outdoors. Whether hammock camping, a browse bed or matt, or just on the hard ground. Over the years I've built up a fair collection of sleeping bags of all varieties for all seasons. I purchased this top quilt as an experiment, reasoning that if I didn't like it, at least I'd not wasted too much money. Turns out to have been one of the best bushcraft buys I've made. So far I've used it year round either on its own in milder weather, or to supplement my standard sleeping system in extreme cold. In both capacities it has proven itself equal to whatever the weather could deliver. Given the relatively lightweight, it is surprisingly warm. I've used it on its own in temperatures close to freezing and while hardly toasty, it was adequate. It is also very comforting when rising in the cold early morning, in in the middle of the night for a pee, to be able to slip it on in its alter ego form as a poncho.

Quality construction (though I'd like to have seen a more robust buckle) and the outer skin sheds water well, though will not withstand persistent heavy rain.

An versatile piece of kit at a sensible price.

United Kingdom on Jan 14, 2023

Sean V.: I had been looking at the Onewind camping quilt for a while & decided to finally get it. It's compact & light, very warm & comfortable, great quality control, and above all it's long enough for me. I'm 6'6" and I find that not alot of sleeping bags or camping quilts are the right fit.

The only downside is the stuff sack it comes in. It's well made, using ripstop nylon, but it can be a pain to repack the quilt. You really have to cram it in there. The stuff sack's compression straps are also not the best, but they are far from the worst I've ever seen.

If you have been looking at this & are thinking about getting one, do it. You won't regret your purchase.

Canada on Jan 03, 2023

Michael Melancon: This thing is HUGE!

Two pieces snap together to make a 91 inch x 63 inch flat quilt.

You can make it into a great big top quilt for use in a hammock or ground camping with a cot or sleeping pad. Snaps and draw cord make a great foot box and snaps at top edge hold it securely behind your neck. There are two hand/arm holes at chest level in front to let you use your hands without having to uncover completely.

Each piece can be configured into a separate "Garment"

Top half wraps around you from the front. Snap it at the back of your neck and use a belt or cord to hold it around you. You can use the arm holes in this configuration.

The bottom half makes a cape or cloak. Use it alone or add it to the burrito wrap top piece for extra warmth on very cold days.

United States on Feb 25, 2021

ceg: I was blown away by this quilt. I took it on a five day backpacking trip down the AT in October. Temperatures fluctuate so much here in fall that I needed something I could be warm in, but open up if the nights weren't too cold. The quilt was perfect. Fluffy and soft material. Great loft after I shook it out when it arrived. It was supremely packable. It was perfect on the first night when the temps stayed in the 60s at night. The real surprise came after a huge rainstorm while I was tenting on a mountain. The temps dropped into the low forties. My tent sprang a leak, and water got all over - including on the quilt. I thought I was in real trouble, but even though the quilt was damp, I stayed pretty warm in thermals under the quilt. It also dried out very quickly the next day.
Edit: Several of the reviews criticize the sizing, so I thought I'd include. I'm 5'7" about 145 lbs. It fits me fine with plenty of room to wiggle around and tuck most of head under. I use it as a backpacking quilt - I cinch the bottom and snap the top buttons around me.

United States on Oct 02, 2020