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    Found this sleeping bag/quilt on Amazon. Wondering If anyone else has one? Would it be good for bikepacking?

    https://www.amazon.com/Naturehike-Ultralight-Backpacking-Lightweight-Navy-Medium/dp/B0F8BDT2V1/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=RgQXa&content-id=amzn1.sym.4efc43db-939e-4a80-abaf-50c6a6b8c631%3Aamzn1.symc.5a16118f-86f0-44cd-8e3e-6c5f82df43d0&pf_rd_p=4efc43db-939e-4a80-abaf-50c6a6b8c631&pf_rd_r=3P4RHFPPAMXXHH80ZS7Z&pd_rd_wg=HhuHW&pd_rd_r=7c9b0193-1623-41f9-bc96-1a2d065f341e&ref_=pd_hp_d_atf_ci_mcx_mr_ca_hp_atf_d&th=1

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    1. Sosowski on

      Depends where you live. Here in europe, even the hottest summer days can drop well below what this quilt has to offer at night.

    2. hopefulcynicist on

      I’ve got one that I use along with a Sea to Summit “extreme” liner. Along with my usual puffy and sleep leggings, I’m comfy until it gets into the 30s. YMMV though. 

    3. addmeonstrava on

      I have this bag and just bikepacked across france, Spain and Switzerland with it for 3 months from july to last week.

      Its honestly great, when it got a little cooler in the alps and Pyrenees I just used my sea to summit liner inside it and it was enough.

      I also have a very high R rated sleeping mat though so that probably makes a big difference.

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