Corus Quilt

This is my first down sleeping bag/quilt and I am impressed. I laid down on my bed and started to develop warmth within a minute. The foot box is nice and big. I did a night in the backyard at 40 degrees on a Klymit Static V Long pad and was fine, I usually sleep warm and had a beanie, sweatpants, long tshirt and wool socks on. It's super light and smooth. I'm 5'11" and like to stretch out so I got the long, it's great. My only small complaint is the 2 straps because you can't adjust the length. They're elastic and you can't tuck it in tight. I'm sure this is fine in the summer but may not be the best when pushing the lower temperature limit. I'll have to figure out another solution but the attachment points can accept whatever you want which is good. I can't speak about durability, but it's easy to wipe clean and I plan on using the nixwax products to care for the quilt in the future.

Good for car camping or warmer weather, it’s roomy and I use it more like a blanket than a sleeping bag

Lightweight, packs down small. Using a secondary strap it packs down to half the size of a regular sleeping bag. Very warm.

I liked everything about this quilt except it just didn't have enough down inside. In some places there was no down between me and the outside - only the nylon lining. It's too bad because the quality seemed really good and I liked the quilt system and how it paired with my Thermarest sleep pad. It's a shame to ruin such a good product by skimping on the down.

Don't listen to the Geman review, this is normal with down goods, this quilt is AWSOME! Being a side sleeper all never go back to a regular bag. Soooo light and packable. comfy comfy and warm! This 32 degree quilt, a Rab alpine bivy and an insulated klymit pad for ultralight bug out bag that won't break the bank at about $600. Great investment!!