[canadug]

Does anybody have 1st hand experience with these sleeping bags? The weight, price, comfort, and apparent good quality intrigue me. http://www.enlightenedequipment.com/revelation/

[forest gnome]

wow..that looks like my next bag!!arnt they local?...

[canadug]

They are in Minnesota and it is American made......From reading online reviews they seem like pretty bomb bags.

[SeanSullivan86]

I'm happy with my 40 degree Revelation quilt from Enlightened Equipment. Works well for summer in the Cascades at 5000'. Slightly under a pound.

[Frango]

I have a 20° enigma quilt. I think it weighs about 18oz. Love it. Good for 3 seasons and I'm a cold sleeper. I highly recommend a quilt, especially if you are a side sleeper - way more comfortable!

[kawi_200]

That might be a bag I would try. I like the size customization. I'd probably go for the widest bag since I move around so much sleeping in the wilderness and sleep on my side.

[DIYSteve]

My bud has a EE quilt. Well made, good stitching, smart design, nice baffle strategy, good price. It'd be nice if EE offered an ePTFE outer fabric option.

[kawi_200]

How does he like the foot box? Seems like it would be the coldest part of the bag to me.

[cartman]

Very interesting, thanks for the link. Steve, does your friend think his quilt's temp rating is accurate? Also curious if the regular fits similar to conventional bags re: shoulder and body width. Anyone have first-hand experience with HyperDry down or reliable second-hand word? Details?

[DIYSteve]

He has a 20° rated quilt. Never heard him complain. Loft seems right for the rating. A closed differential cut footbox is warmer but the EE drawstring footbox seems fine for a 3-season quilt. He and I once owned FF Rock Wrens so we have experience with drawstring footboxes.

[canadug]

The comments and research have convinced me to pick one of these up....They look awesome.

[williswall]

Last year I only used an EE 50 degree quilt. This year I'll be using a 40 degree synthetic EE quilt. Good stuff.

[canadug]

Used my new bag numerous times now and I am super impressed. I will be buying another for my daughter.....Super light, warm (-6C) and comfy.

[Navy salad]

I just spent about 30' going through their very well designed and detailed web site. I tend to be a "tosser and turner" and hate having to twist around in the confines of my current bag, so these quilts look very appealing. I also like how they give you numerous options for width, length, type of down, 6 different temperature ratings, thickness of the nylon, type of down and more.

[xrp]

I went with a 40F Enigma with 800 GDD. Can't really beat it at $205 and around 13 ounces. It kept me warm on a 45F-ish overnight at Goat Lake 2 weeks ago.