Hello!
I have read a number of different threads on BPL about insulation and the amount of loft needed to achieve comfort at a specific temperature .
I have calculated that for my BMR, I will need 1.6″ of loft to make a quilt that will keep me warm to about 32 F. Accounting for the 30% degradation in loft, that would mean I would need to start with 2.4″ of loft.
Do others on here account for synthetic insulation degradation when making making synthetic quilts?
Also, I am planning on boxing the corners of my inner material to allow for 1.6″ of final loft. Has anyone else done this? Are their other techniques for allowing full loft in synthetics?
I got the idea from this post: https://hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php/120764-Climashield-Underquilt-for-Daughter?highlight=uq+daughter
Thanks

