Nice quilt
Apex 67 at that weight?
I usually make a pigs ear of synthetic quilts!
That's a pretty good weight. My GramXpert 67 quilt is 345 grams.Yup, 67 is what I ordered. Where you expecting heavier or lighter?
Its a good weight, think my first overbag was 360 ish but there is a lot more fabric than a quilt. My huge robic one is a smidge over 400g but I'm not going to trim it as it has space to stuff wet boots etc in a bag under my feet so they don't freeze.Yup, 67 is what I ordered. Where you expecting heavier or lighter?
Bet the flame pattern looks goodAnd another alcohol burner. I like this one - aesthetically pleasing and efficient.
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Is that Shug's guitar in the background?Added a hood to a workmate's topquilt,
Used Kam snaps, it's an old down zipoff hood from an Aliexpress sleeping bag (I made that into a underquilt for him).
Glad you found your long-sought coffee-on-the-go cup! Now you'll have to dump some M&Ms to compensate for the 59 gr. Or carry a dedicated shoe- and stake-cleaning kit.Astrocup! 59g and keeps coffee warm enough for long enough. Starting as an iced coffee maker you can seal it for shaking so better than what it replaces for using malto / coffee sachets. Also a better shape for cold soaking refried beans etcView attachment 12334
Colour coded packing cells for my 40l packs;
(various quilts and jackets shoved inside for pics)
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Green 30d sil top sack, ORANGE 40d sil food sack, blue bedding sack.
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All sized to match dimensions exactly.
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Tapered top bag to fit tapered collar.
All double sewn, folded and sewn again, then sealed with Versachem flowable silicone.