>>2436644Yeah probably. I need one when the low temp drops below room temperature.
>that shit expensive thoI don’t think UNICEF is in the underquilt game just yet, but there are options for poor people.
You can try using an inflatable pad, and it works but isn’t ideal. They can slide around a bit, and might not be perfectly centered under you after you adjust your laying position. But you can get a cheap one and not worry about punctures, and they’re everywhere.
The other, better option is a poncho liner under quilt. It’s basically a synthetic military surplus quilt that’s used as insulation under a poncho, sometimes called a woobie. There are cheap knockoffs as well. You rig it up with shock cord (not paracord; it has to be able to stretch). Easy to make and cheap, though pretty bulky and heavy because synthetic. Works great for mild temps but I wouldn’t trust it to keep me warm under 55°. I made one and they’re pretty thin. It’s also not full length, but longer than 3/4 length.
