Therm-a-Rest Corus Quilt

The Corus 20 uses a system of snap loops to secure the quilt directly to your sleeping pad. While you can use it as a standalone blanket, attaching it to your pad is highly recommended for cold nights, as it seals the edges and prevents cold drafts from creeping in.

Yes, it is rated for 20 degrees Fahrenheit, but keep in mind that quilts rely heavily on your sleeping pad for insulation from the ground. As long as you pair this with an insulated sleeping pad that has an appropriate R-value for the conditions, the 650-fill hydrophobic down will keep you warm.

Not at all. The quilt design is specifically intended to offer more freedom of movement than a traditional mummy bag, making it an excellent choice for side sleepers and active tossers who feel claustrophobic in standard sleeping bags.

Hydrophobic down is treated to resist moisture, meaning it retains its loft and insulating power better than untreated down if it gets damp. This is particularly useful in humid environments or if you are sleeping in a tent where condensation is a concern.

The Corus 20 is designed to accommodate users up to 78 inches, or 6 feet 6 inches, in height. If you are near that limit, the elasticized footbox provides a bit of extra flexibility, but you should ensure your sleeping pad is also long enough to support you.

Box baffle construction uses internal walls to create distinct chambers for the down insulation. This prevents the down from shifting or clumping, which eliminates cold spots and ensures consistent warmth across the entire quilt.