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It gets so hot in the summer where I live most quilts are way too much. I would roast to death in a 50 or 60 degree quilt. I was wondering if anybody has ever tried a using a sheet of M90 or Argon by itself as a summer sheet? I dint really need warmth, just something for bug protection and to provide the feel of going to bed.
You could call it a "windsheet."
Never tried it, but I don't see why not. You could even dual-purpose it by using it as a liner during cooler seasons to keep your regular quilt/bag clean.
Why not just wear your wind pants and wind shirt to sleep (aside from the going to need part)? You'll already have it with you and it'll provide the same amount of bug protection.
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