Maybe I'm not searching well enough, but I'm having trouble finding guidelines on how much one can safely compress synthetic insulation. The most I've seen is "use the manufacturer's stuff sack" which doesn't help when I'm the manufacturer.
Any ideas? I'd like this quilt I'm making with Climashield XP to withstand 5 years or more of occasional use without substantial degradation. Is there some level of compression that will do that? 50% of fully-lofted volume? 25%? As much as you can cram in a silnylon stuff (not compression) sack without bursting the seams?
