Twin Quilt
7It’s perfect for a couple to go on adventures with! Roomy and warm.
Share body heat and snuggle up together on frosty nights and cold mornings. The Twin Quilt has been redesigned to keep you warmer, more comfortable, and more ultralight than ever! It is crafted with ethically sourced water resistant goose down and soft lightweight shell material. Our Twin Quilt easily beats the weight, cost, and warmth of two separate sleeping bags when adventuring with a partner.
Includes a Free size Large Zpacks Roll Top Dry Bag to pack it in! A $35 value!
Don't forget to add Sleeping Pad Straps to lash your pads together and block drafts from below.
Vertical baffles on the upper body keep down from migrating to the sides. Tightly spaced compartments help keep the down evenly distributed so there are no cold spots. There are no "sewn through" seams.
- Constructed with responsibly sourced and 'Responsible Down Standard' certified DownTek PCF-FREE water-resistant 900 fill power goose down which stays dry 90% longer than untreated down.
Each compartment is overstuffed with 30% more 900 Fill Power DownTek water resistant goose down than is necessary for maximum loft to account for any future down compression.
Our rectangular foot box is roomy, and fits the shape of two peoples feet comfortably when lying on their side, on their stomach, or on their back with their feet angled out in a relaxed position.
Black fabric on the inside for quick drying. Both the liner and the shell are treated with durable water repellent to resist rain spray and body moisture.
A "neck pillow" blocks the gap between your necks, keeping you nice and cozy with no drafts. Each person can cinch down their neck opening independently, and either partner can easily un-tuck their side to vent, or kick their feet out if they get too hot.
This bag does not have a hood- wear a warm hat, or a Goose Down Hood, or size up in length if you want to pull it up around your head.
A size large Roll Top Dry Bag is included, and adds 1.1 ounces (31 grams) to the listed weight. The dry bag is a comfortable fit and can be compressed smaller by squishing the contents and rolling the top down more. The packed shape fits well in all our backpack sizes.
All Zpacks gear has a two year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. Please see our return / warranty policy.
Our sleeping bag shell materials do not contain any harmful chemicals such as flame retardants. Our shell is treated with C0 Durable Water Repellent, which is free of PFOA and PFOs
A printable .pdf version is available here.
ISO Rating
While our sleeping bags and quilts have not been tested for their International Standard Organization (ISO) rating, we estimate based on feedback and use that they are closest to the ISO "Transition Range.“
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.51 oz/sqyd Ventum Ripstop Nylon The inner and outer shells of our Sleeping Bags and Quilts are both made from this super light, high quality, 7 denier fabric that weighs in at just .51 oz/sqyd (17 g/m²). Featuring a high quality "C0" durable water repellant (DWR), this ripstop and tear resistant material can also handle light mist and dew (but is not waterproof). Ventum nylon cuts the wind while still allowing for excellent vapor transfer and breathability. With a soft texture, Ventum is not sticky or plastic feeling like some other fabrics in this weight range. The material is down and mosquito proof and is an excellent choice for wind shell clothing and sleeping bag shells. Ventum fabric tests at 39.5 CFM under ASTM D-737. |
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DownTek 900 Fill Power Water Repellent Goose Down DownTek 900 Fill power goose down has a "CO" water repellent which allows it to stay dry over 90% longer than untreated down. The water repellent is PFOA and PFOS free. It is 'Responsible Down Standard' certified, ensuring that the animals are treated humanely. Goose down is a byproduct of the goose meat industry.   |
A printable .pdf version is available here.
Click here for full instructions on how to wash our down sleeping bags and quilts.
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AustraliaAmazing product
So happy with the weight, size and quality of the sleeping bag. It’s nice and wide so we both fit under it with plenty of room on the sides to tuck under us. Comes in a z packs light stuff bag. When we kayak it stuffs beautifully into a dry compression bag and almost reduces to the size of a jetboil. Thankyou, look forward to buying more great products.
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United StatesMeh
Specs: Twin 10F / Medium Length Conditions: PCT Thru-hike - Desert & Sierras Pros: (1) Ridiculously ultralight; (2) Wide enough to limit partners fighting over the covers; (3) Great ventilation / temperature mediation to avoid overheating in warmer temperatures (4) Long enough for a 5'9" person to pull the covers nice and snug Cons: (1) Not for cold sleepers. My partner had an R-5.4 sleeping pad, long johns, and my residual body heat, but found anything under 40F uncomfortable. Didn't get a wink of sleep when temperatures dropped below 32F. (2) Fabric too permeable... every night we counted more money and warmth escaping. The material simply allows the feathers to pass thru like a needle. (3) Need to buy a separate, waterproof compression sack.
United StatesGreat when weight and warmth matter
Bought 20 F rated twin quilt. Twin provides extra room to spread out my limbs w/ little added weight. Recently tested in my Zpacks duo tent. Slept out on a clear night w/ light breeze, flaps open and 40 F temp. Stayed warm wearing only a cotton base layer and sweatshirt. Slept on a Big Agnes Q-core SLX sleep pad (advertised R value of 3.2). I'd definitely switch to wool layers for cooler temp. Staying comfortable @ 20 F will require more than just a base layer (e.g. add wool hat, gloves, wool sweater, and maybe a vest). Bruce G. Quality is good, pleased w/ my purchase, and recommend to serious backpackers who count their ounces and needing cold weather gear.
United StatesWarm, Light, Packs Small, I LOVE this quilt!
I had been looking at this quilt for a long time, adding it to my cart and talking myself out of buying it since we both already had top of the line sleeping bags. Our other bags (10 and 20 degree) weigh almost 3 lb. each and took up about 25% of the space in each of our packs. Finally, I decided to pull the trigger and get a 30 degree quilt. Now, between our tent (triplex), our double quilt, and our arc blasts the weight of our big three weighs only 4.5 lb. which is just slightly over what my old sleeping bag weighed by itself! It is half a pound less than what my old tent used to weigh. Plus, we have so much more room in our bags since we don't both have to carry a sleeping bag. I think it is one of the best pieces of hiking gear I have bought.
