What are the functional differences between these products / manufacturers? Any ideas?
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Hyperdry vs Downtek down fill
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I don't know how we'll get an unbiased answer to that one, but if what the Allied rep who got on here before said was true, then Allied developed some of the others, and Hyperdry should be the latest greatest thing. At least until the next latest greatest thing comes out tomorrow…
Regardless, I've now had the opportunity to see firsthand that my Katabatic Palisade's combination of shell material and Hyperdry 850 are vastly superior to my Marmot 800 fill bags when things go bad and the bags have to be put away wet with limited time to dry before the next use, so I'm pretty enthused about Hyperdry.
If something else is better, that's ok, too.
Edit: Here's the URL for that thread.
Hey thanks Owen. Super helpful.
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