I am thinking about a FF Flicker 40 Quilt bag. Does anyone know how their temp ratings are. Should I go with a 30 instead? I have a Marmont Helium for colder weather but need a lighter bag for summer.
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Feathered Friends Flicker Temp Ratings
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I do not own a Flicker, but have 2 other FF bags (1991 Widgeon -10 & 1996 Winter Wren). My experience is that FF bags are some of the most conservative in the business in terms of their temp ratings. Do a quick comparison of FF fill weights compared to other brands and you will find FF often has more fill for the same temp rating. If you are sleeping in 40 degree + temps, I would think you would be comfy in a 40 degree Flicker.
Agree with the above. I have one FF bag and have owned another. They are very conservative in their temp ratings.
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