UGQ Outdoor Equipment

Thank you for this…though I'm looking at your website and I can't find where you list the weights for each quilt….I know you have a lot of options like taper, etc that would affect weight, but I need some kind of baseline (you could say …add 1 oz for rectangular taper or something).

I also had to watch the video to see the pad attachment system (6 triangular loops). I still don't know if the quilts come with any shockcord or grosgrain or ? for actually attaching the quilt to a pad.

Nice site though…I do like the options that you can add to each quilt.

Oh, and I also don't see a sizing guide….for recommended heights and suggestions for width selection.

You must not be looking very hard!
It's linked on every product page…

http://undergroundquilts.com/Specs/default.html

Well…NOW I see them and it seems so obvious ->

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Click HERE to see fabric color options.

Click HERE for full listing of Sizing, Specifications and Finished Weights.

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But ….on the other hand, I still missed it the first time around. A user's eye actually tends to skip over text …glance…if there is a lot of it.

I would change the links to read like this instead ->

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Sizing, Specifications and Finished Weights.

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(no "click here" type of language), and instead make the text larger or ….convert to a graphic link.

The site gives a single weight for a given size, temp, and fp, but as you said it does not indicate weight difference for tapered vs. non or for sewn vs snaps footbox etc. I agree would be good to clarify these details for counting grams and ounces.

I recently contacted Paul for a new top quilt and I must say his/UGQ's customer service is impeccable. He happily answered every question I had and expanded on and explained every detail. Needless to say I placed my order immediately. I'll do a full review when it arrives but for now I sit patiently watching my quilt climb the list of production. I think its a great idea that you get to watch the progress of your quilt in production too… As opposed to waiting in limbo wondering…Thanks again Paul, I can't wait.

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