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Comments about ENO Ember Hammock Underquilt:
This is not strictly speaking an underquilt. Its a Peapod or a sort of hammock bivy.
inorder to have maximum comfort you need to lay on a hammock Diagonally a typical underquilt will let you do that, this wont. You have to lay length wise so you are prevented from being as comfortable.
now some people dont mind this and want to be cacooned in insulation and there are products like this one out there that do just that. you can cinch up the top of the ember to wrap it all around you. cool. But those people dont seem to be the majority, and Im certainly not one of them.
also the ember has big dead spots in the bottom corners where the insulation doesn't touch the hammock thus creating cold spots.
for all this lack of functionality this is very expensive. Another cottage manufacturer makes a decent synthetic standard underquilt for the same price, it allows a diagonal lay, can be cinched up around you some on the lengthwise lay if you want, or you can take it off and make it a blanket. all for roughly the same price.....
if your going to go for an underquilt go somewhere else.
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