20 Degree Quilt Recommendation

I don't have EE's solo quilt(s), but my girlfriend and I own one of their Accomplices. I can attest to their high quality construction and great design. If you have the funds, I would definitely go with one of their quilts.

EE has a great reputation on BPL. I have 2 EE quilts and have been very happy in every way with them.

What kind of sleeper are you? I roll around a good bit and had an older EE (Karo baffles) and felt it was fair for me but not great (the toss-and-turn action moved down from the middle to the sides during the night). I now have a newer EE (current design, vertical baffles) that works so much better for me. My point is baffle construction could be something important to consider depending on sleep style — if you're the type who lies straight out on your back and wakes up in that same position the next morning then baffle design may not matter.

I have 2 EE quilts. 40 degree for 2+ years and 20 degree 1+ year. They both look new and get a lot of use. If/when I get a third quilt it will come from EE. I'm just under 6' and 190 lbs. The regular length and width works well for me. Mine are both the Revelation model. Pro is the end opens to help vent and it can become a blanket. Can't really think of too many cons.

I've used older EE quilts and liked them, however I now prefer the FF Flicker when it is near or below freezing. Yes it weighs a bit more, but for the most part it functions similar (but not as well) as an EE in quilt mode, and works well for me as a bag when it is colder. The flicker is very easy to get in and out of for me. Granted, it took me a while to warm up to the Flicker, but if it is going to be near freezing or a bit below, and weight is important, it is the one I will take.

Another very satisfied EE owner here. LOVED my WM Megalight for 10 years. Swore I'd never replace it. But after I found I was using it unzipped like a quilt at least half the time I bought a 30* Revelation to save some weight. I loved it so much I quickly added a 10* Enigma. Not going back to bags…the WM is now a loaner/backup. Only aspect of the bag-to-quilt transition you have to address is head insulation, but there are tons of options there. BTW, I'm a 6'1", 215 lb side sleeper and the regular/wide fits me perfectly. Edit: in response to your cost/value question, I doubt you will find another manufacturer offering more bang for the buck.

Thanks everyone! Unless I decide on a great deal on a used quilt I'll go with an enlightened enigma. I tend to move from my back to my side so I think a quilt will work well. I also tend to bring my knees to my chest and put my whole body inside my sleeping bag so the quilt will be easier to sleep that way.

I've seen a bunch of comments by EE employees on Reddit confirming they'll have a Black Friday/Thanksgiving week sale. Food for thought.