DD Hammocks Hammock Quilt
The DD Hammock Quilt is designed to be used alongside an Underblanket for insulation in a hammock.
The idea of using a Quilt instead of a sleeping bag is that it is easier to use a quilt in a hammock as opposed to trying to get into a sleeping bag once inside your hammock (which isn't always the easiest thing to do, as some of you will know)!
Comfortable & versatile 3-season hammock insulation
The DD Hammock Quilt makes an ideal comfort solution for spring-to-autumn camping. A lighter alternative to a sleeping bag, the quilt allows for easy and comfortable usage inside your hammock and compliments the DD Underblanket perfectly.
The Hammock Quilt features a three-quarter length opening on the underside, to allow for easy entry and exit when sleeping in a hammock, with an integrated hood and foot covering.
The underside opening features drawstrings around the perimeter – when pulled tighter, the quilt encloses around you. Similarly, the open foot end and hood can be cinched in with drawstrings of their own, essentially turning the quilt into a sleeping bag which wraps around the whole body. Ideal for keeping out an unexpected chilly breeze and retaining extra warmth until the sun rises.
If it warms up, or you want to spread out some more, just loosen the drawstrings and the quilt opens up again!
- Ripstop nylon quilt, filled with 200gsm synthetic silk
- Three-quarter length opening on the underside to allow easy access.
- Drawcords on the underside opening, foot-end opening, and around the hood to adjust fit around the body.
- Wider at the torso and narrower at the foot end, for a better fit around your body
- Size - Comfy for people up to 6ft 5inS
- Colour Olive green
- Weight 875g
- Includes - Hammock Quilt, compression sack
- Dimensions (laid flat): Width at shoulders= 60 cm, Width at footbox= 43 cm, Length = 230 cm
Very easy to use inside a hammock!
This is a well thought out, tried and tested item , modified over time (and experience) into a really simple but highly effective heat retaining quilt.
The ease of entry whilst actually in the hammock is a great feature - I had no previous experience of using a quilt or any type of “sleeping bag” in a hammock, but (following DD instructional videos) got the hang of this straight away. Combining this with an under blanket gives several options regarding the degree of warmth/ventilation - it can be snugly tucked around the body and head, or draped loosely on top. Even in the warmer months, lying in a hammock can be a chilly at times and this is an essential addition to enhance the overall experience- probably in tents as well! Highly recommended!!






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