Kid's Quilts |
I made the kid-sized quilts because I couldn't find any quality sleeping bags for kids that didn't weigh 3+ lbs. Each quilt is made from 1.9 oz DWR from thru-hiker.com. I put drawstrings at both ends, using 550-cord and small cord-locks.
If it gets really cold, I can rig them both as underquilts and let the kids use another bag inside the hammock.
I can also use this quilt between my JRB and full-sized hammock as additional insulation for my torso. |
Size: |
61"x36" |
61"x36" |
Insulation: |
1.3" Primaloft |
0.8" Primaloft |
Weight: |
13 oz |
9oz |
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Detail of foot with drawstring closed. |
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Kids quilt used on the ground. |
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Here's the corner of the kids quilt. This one has .75" nylon webbing to attach the quilt to the hammock. |
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I didn't put the webbing on the second quilt because I figured out that I can just tie a slipknot in the drawstring and slip the connector through there. |
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Here's the kid-sized hammock with the kid-sized underquilt and top quilt. The hammock is red, and the quilts are OD Green on one side and silver on the other. I can put it on the green side for LNT, or the silver side to be a bit warmer (lower emissivity, blah blah). |
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Here's the green hammock (that used to be the WarmHammock) with the kids underquilt and homemade skins. |
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Also functions as an insulated Superhero cape, much to the joy of my 5 year old. |