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I stumbled across this and thought it might be good for summers in the northeast where it rains a lot and down is not necessarily the greatest.
78" X 45"; 14.5 ozs.; apex 2.2; supposedly comfy to freezing; $100
http://www.outdoortrailgear.com/featured/molly-mac-gear-top-blanket/
Anyone have experience with either the product or the company?
Comments, thoughts?
Thanks!
With 3/8" of loft, I wouldn't want to take it anywhere near it's below freezing rating.
I could see it on summer hikes in wet environments though.
At Enlightened, we'd call 2.2 Apex about 50°, so near freezing would definitely be a push for most anyone without some good layers under that. The width is 5" smaller than our slim as well, so in most cases I'd expect some drafts to further limit the temperature range for any ground sleeping, though it looks like he's really intending it for hammock use.
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