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Question about quilt insulation and materials

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Troy Ammons BPL Member
PostedJul 30, 2021 at 7:53 am

I have a Katabatic Palisade 30, and I wanted to set up a summer quilt and topper for cold weather, so, for that I went with an EE 10d 2oz climashield quilt.

The Katabatic quilt is down with a Pertex Quantum Y Fuse Eco Riptstop outer shell and Pertex Quantum Tafeta inner

I tested both last night at 75dF, so simulate a warm summer night, and the Katabatic quilt was more comfortable but warmer.

The EE climashield quilt was very clammy feeling to me, but the Katabatic, although a warmer rating, was not clammy at all.

I also have a MYOG (materials from thruhiker) 5oz climashield m50 quilt that I find clammy.

So my question is about the clamminess.

Is that more due to the shell material or the insulation?

I would prefer to have a synthetic 50df quilt for summer.

I do have some 1.5oz Primaloft. Would that help instead of climashield?

How about the fabric. Would 7d from EE be less clammy than the 10d?

Would a pertex shell with a 2oz climashield breath-ability and clamminess be similar to the Katabatic down quilt?

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