🏕️ SHINYEVER Underquilt Hammock - Premium Outdoor Sleeping Bag for Camping, Backpacking, and Backyard Adventures Review

I've used it a half dozen times in the six months I've had this underbed. It seems warm enough for most 3 seasons. I look forward to using it in October.

Fits my grandson's Hennessy Cub. I will add a modification for a more custom fit before my next backpacking adventure. 30 degree bottom quilt. The temperature dropped to 20 degrees. He didn't even notice.

If I knew then what I know now. I wouldn't order that under the covers. it's small. The way is thin. There is no customization. It only has two pieces of shock cord. Very small loop for attaching to a hammock. he is light. It easily fits back into your pocket.

Just took it on a hike as the first night was supposed to be cold. There was a noticeable difference without it and it was a great experience. I had a cheap hammock to which I added this blanket, raincoat and mosquito net. I also added a spine line at 85% of the hammock's length. All together did well.

It's a bit small but fits and stays in place well. I have used it up to 45° with a flannel lined summer bag and I felt comfortable and slept well. You need to make sure it works with your hammock and sleeping habits before you have to go somewhere more secluded and warm up. This makes it difficult to route diagonally and tends to move around a bit (no extras except cord at both ends). For the price, it's worth evaluating whether hammock camping is right for you before investing in more…

I bought this quilt to try for the first time. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on it because I wasn't sure how much I would use it. The good news is that it worked great when I took it out. Putting it under a hammock is not easy in my opinion. You should probably test it out at home first and see if you need to add something like an extra bungee or carabiner or whatever. I had something to use on the trip so everything was fine. I can't say much about the quality yet, but it makes a good…