Bobcat 45°F Down Trail Quilt

If you ask us, it's damn near impossible to have a bad time in a hammock. Something about dropping into one that makes you involuntarily go, "Ahhh." That hasn't always been the case, though. In fact, Kammok founder, Greg McEvilly, had a bad time in a hammock—it ripped right open in the middle of the night and dumped him onto the ground below. That experience gave Greg the push to create a hammock that was super durable, super spacious, and a joy to climb into. These days we reach for a Kammok on month-long treks through the backcountry, lazy afternoons reading in the park, or anytime we find ourselves somewhere with a couple sturdy trees and an incredible view.

Specs: - Unpacked Dimensions: L 83½” x W 55” - Packed Dimensions: L 12⅗” x W 6¼” - Quilt Weight: 20 oz. - Total Pack Weight (quilt, stuff sack, storage bag, sleeping pad straps, underquilt conversion kit): 26 oz. - Temperature Rating: 45º F

- Product Material: Atmos X™ 20D ripstop nylon, DWR waterproofing and Cire, YKK snaps - Fill: Downtek™ 600-fill-power Responsible Down Standard duck down - Stuff Sack Material: Diamond Shell™ 40D ripstop nylon with PU and DWR waterproofing

- Stuffed with 600 fill-power, Responsible Down Standard certified duck down for warmth in chilly conditions - Exterior fabric and down fill are DWR-treated for improved performance when exposed to moisture - Head hole opening allows you to wear the quilt as a poncho - Includes sleeping pad straps, so you can attach it to your pad and use it as a sleeping bag - Backed by Kammok’s Adventure Grade lifetime guarantee

**Chill in the air? Grab this down-filled super blanket** Whether you’re camping in the woods, tailgating on a blustery fall afternoon, or gathering around a backyard bonfire, you’ll be glad to have Kammok’s Bobcat quilt within easy reach. This down-filled blanket offers enveloping warmth in temps down to 45 degrees Fahrenheit, and the DWR-treated ripstop nylon fabric is durable enough for outdoor adventures yet feels soft against the skin, too. It’s also highly versatile—convert it into a minimalist sleeping bag, use it as a hammock underquilt, or even wear it as a poncho.