Kammok Bobcat 45 Down Trail Quilt
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With a poncho opening for hands-free, wearable warmth, the Kammok Bobcat 45°F Down Trail quilt adapts to your adventure, serving as a backpacking sleeping bag, hammock underquilt or cozy camp blanket.
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- As a lighter alternative to a classic sleeping bag, the Bobcat includes sleeping pad straps and shockcords at the feet and shoulders to hold in warmth
- The included hammock underquilt conversion kit lets you snap the Bobcat to the gear loops of Roo hammocks and hammock tents (not included)
- Poncho mode lets you enjoy hands-free, wearable warmth; 2 snaps close the poncho opening for use as a cozy, draft-blocking blanket
- Downtek™ 600-fill-power duck down provides cozy warmth at camp for cool nights at or above 45°F
- Treated with a PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish, this down absorbs 30% less water and drys 60% faster than untreated down
- Geometric triangle pattern with stitch-through construction maintains the down's loft and holds it securely in place, trip after trip
- Atmos X™ 20-denier ripstop nylon shell is treated with DWR finish to fend off tent condensation and drink spills
- Ripstop material is durable, lightweight and abrasion-resistant, with a buttery-soft feel to keep you comfortable throughout the night
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View all Kammok Hammock Accessories| Best Use | Camping Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Unfolded Dimensions | 83.5 x 55 in. |
| Folded Dimensions | 6.3 x 12.6 inches |
| Insulation Type | Down |
| Material(s) | Atmos X 20-denier ripstop nylon, 600-fill-power DownTek duck down |
| Weight | 1 lb. 4 oz. |
| Water-Resistant Down | Yes |
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Passed the test
Got my bobcat and took it on a weekend hammock trip into the Adirondacks in mid October. It did really well the first night with temps in the low to mid 50's. I was actually warm enough to not need a blanket on top. The second night got down into the 30's and it still kept me plenty warm. The snaps are nice since I was able to close it up a bit more to keep warm. I did notice a slight draft coming from where the "Pancho" cut out is, but a tee shirt stuffed between the quilt and hammock was enough to fix it. Only real downside was the the shock cord had a couple stitches through it so it wouldn't pull tight. As long as they stand behind the lifetime warranty I'm not worried about it coming unstitched anywhere. Overall I'd say is a great balance of warmth, size/weight, and price.
So Good I'm Not Allowed to Use It
I purchased this to go with my Mantis, but have not had the chance to really use it for myself because my dogs keep taking it. I spent 3 nights in 40-50 F weather and my two pups curled up underneath it each night for warmth. I was able to throw it over my shoulders while sitting around the fire for some insulation and it worked really well. I cannot speak to its durability yet, but I can speak to its weight and its size. The Bobcat is remarkably light and comes with its own stuff sack that allowed me to fit both my sleeping bag and Bobcat in the bottom of my Gregory Baltoro pack.
Thanks for sharing your experience using the Bobcat! We're happy to know it not only keeps you, but your also your pups, warm and cozy in the outdoors.
You want warm and light - goooo Bobcat!
I have the original Bobcat and Love it. I love how warm it is yet light. I do use it mostly as an under quilt with the Mantis it came with on Kickstarter. When I saw that you added the features of the field blankets (which my family fights over at camp [no more - they all got one for Christmas;)], it was a no brainer - get a Bobcat for Daddy who is 91. Yes, he will still camp with us, but this is for every day. Poncho mode helps when out with his great greats plus the few quiet times he spends on the couch to watch his favorite movies (anything with Robert Duvall - what's not to like about Secondhand Lions!) A great product made greater!
Almost perfect.
I’m impressed by how warm and comfortable my Bobcat 45 is. I have had it for about a month and a half now and have used it as a poncho, an over quilt, under quilt and in sleeping bag configuration. As an over quilt I was comfortable for a few hours in 40F weather. I also used it as an extra layer, over my Summer weight sleeping bag (rated down to 45F) and slept warm and cozy all night in 25F weather. My only complaint is that the head opening needs one more snap because the gap between the two snaps it comes with, tends to open and cause a draft. I added an additional snap in the center of the opening and that fixed the problem. The quilt also tends to shed (molt?) small feathers that work their way through the fabric.
Works wonderfully with Kammok hammocks
I used this with my Mantis UL in late spring/early summer overnight camping. My back didn't get cold at all as it normally does when hammock camping, but I did still need a top quilt to sleep overnight. Attaching this to a Kammok hammock went brilliantly due to how they designed both parts to work together, it came together quickly, snugly, and with no dangling straps or connectors. I also took a nap under the Bobcat in my home and it was quite comfy as a traditional quilt. It's pricey, but if you're a regular hammock overnighter and own a Kammok hammock this really makes a huge difference in comfort.
Outstanding blanket
This bag is top notch, from the packaging to the quilt material. You can tell Kammok focuses on quality. I have had the opportunity to us the blanket multiple times (all inside) and will say it is slippery when just in blanket mode. But, if you synch one end, sleeping bag style, this blanket is almost perfect. The multiple functions of this blanket are what lead me to buy it over others. The only thing I would change is making the poncho neck hole fully sealable, not just teo snaps. I could feel a breeze from the opening. All in all, amazing blanket that I would buy again right now.
Amazing UL underquilt and a blanket?!?
I'm a hammock nerd, and I've been building the ultimate extremely tiny pocket sized day hike kit with the Roo single And Python straps, and I was looking around for the best ultra light underquilt to go with it. This amazingly versatile and comfy blanket utterly blows any other underquilt out of the water. It is made to integrate with all of the kammok hammocks with dedicated snaps, and is weirdly warm despite its small size. I can fit a Roo double, straps, a water filter, two bottles, the bobcat as the underquilt and a fire belly as the over quilt ALL in a 22 liter daypack!
A perfectly nice blanket
This is a great blanket, but not exactly suited to my needs. I really can't fault it because it's intended use is for hammock people. The blanket is warm and cozy. But right out of the box it has a wicked static charge- yikes. I own the Field Blanket, the Bobcat but my favorite is my Mountain blanket. I prefer the fleece and the fabric on it. I wish I'd gotten a second one because my husband also loves the mountain blanket and we battle over who gets it during movie time. Oh well, I have the synthetic one coming in the spring and look forward to the pretty green color.
Perfect underquilt for the cooler Alaskan nights.
The bobcat is the perfect addition to my cooler nights kit. It is very easy to set up, immediately you can feel the difference.
Hi Dana, thanks for reviewing the Bobcat! We're grateful to know the trail quilt is keeping you cozy for your time outside.
Almost perfect.
I’m impressed by how warm and comfortable my Bobcat 45 is. I have had it for about a month and a half now and have used it as a poncho, an over quilt, under quilt and in sleeping bag configuration. As an over quilt I was comfortable for a few hours in 40F weather. I also used it as an extra layer, over my Summer weight sleeping bag (rated down to 45F) and slept warm and cozy all night in 25F weather. My only complaint is that the head opening needs one more snap because the gap between the two snaps it comes with, tends to open and cause a draft. I added an additional snap in the center of the opening and that fixed the problem. The quilt also tends to shed (molt?) small feathers that work their way through the fabric.