🏕️ OneTigris Night Protector Hammock Underquilt: Ideal for Winter Camping, Hiking, and Backpacking Review

Got this as a gift for my husband. He sets up camp in the wilderness and in all weathers. He loves this blanket and says it's perfect for hiking and camping in a hammock.

Added this duvet to my hiking sleeping system and I have to say I am very impressed with the high quality of this under duvet, must add to any hammock sleeping system. Great price, great quality, superior warmth compared to other hammock blankets on the market.

This is a beast that is not easy to pack into a small size. It's also quite difficult. I have a snow camping pull so I don't think it matters much. The first time I used a loose knot on an elastic cord. Easy enough to fix by rebinding. It wasn't a terribly cold night and it wasn't a second mission. But definitely warm.

I took this and am using it with an asymmetrical hammock. Very nervous that it won't fit because I was being pulled out of the hammock. It worked great! I'm taking a closer look at this run to see if I can buy more items from them. If you want a great comforter, buy this one! The only downside in my opinion is that the compression bag can be smaller. Simple solution: 1. Buy a new compression bag. 2. Put your clothes in one bag and use it for both.

Waiting for the winter version. So glad I did! Picked up the same day I received it. He came just in time for my trip. Unfortunately I didn't have time to test it before having to use it in the cold. never mind It dropped to 30 degrees Fahrenheit and stayed nice and warm. It didn't take long at all to heat up the ounce you get. Setup was easy. It just took some getting used to. It was the perfect size for my single hammock. I will come back to get the duplicate version.

We have used this product for about 8 trips. Some hikes lasted a week. So I had plenty of time to look at it. For one, it's great. In a hammock it is not very shy. It's also solid so far, haven't had any issues with cracks or anything like that. And finally, what everyone wants to know is Tenpatura. I used this on my last hike when the temperature dropped to 12 degrees Fahrenheit that night. The OneTigris duvet cover combined with my 3-system sleeping bag kept me very warm.

Works well; I had to get a wrap around. I thought I could hook the corners and wrap them around the whole hammock but no. It's not wide enough. This works well even though you keep yourself taut at night. Of course you still need a sleeping bag and possibly an inliner, depending on how cold it gets. I noticed that some side panels are open. It's centered and looks like it was made for style or to keep the outside and inside from moving apart so it still works when removed, but that's something…

I already have jacks, better under the blanket (hammock on the right in the photo) but when my son (17) told me he was going to camp in a hammock with, I rushed to get another blanket. This uq was a last minute purchase and arrived just in time, it also helped that the price was MUCH cheaper. To help him have a good time (without cold ass syndrome) I had him use Jack's R Better uq and I used this one. We both had sleeping pillows between our two-ply hammocks. He said he slept very well and…

I bought two of these winter duvet covers; they are worth every penny! The first night I used it the temperature dropped to 18 degrees Fahrenheit and I got toasted in my ECWS sleep system. I was fully zipped in my bag but tanned! The thing works! If you have a quality sleeping bag, you can use it in temperatures below 20 degrees Fahrenheit and keep it warm. If you have a sleeping bag that isn't as good, I can still see you having no trouble staying warm in the 23 degrees Fahrenheit that this…