Hammock Gear Burrow Quilt

The Burrow eliminates the hood and back insulation, which are often compressed and ineffective when you lie on them. By removing these, you save significant weight and bulk while gaining more freedom of movement, though you will need to wear a hat or use a pillow to keep your head warm.

Yes, the Burrow is designed to be versatile. It includes a pad attachment system that secures the quilt to your sleeping pad, which helps seal out drafts and keeps the quilt in place just like it would in a hammock.

A sewn foot box is permanently closed, offering the best thermal efficiency and weight savings. A zippered foot box allows you to open the quilt completely flat like a blanket, which is more convenient for warmer nights or if you prefer extra ventilation.

No, the Burrow uses a combination of vertical and horizontal baffling. This internal structure keeps the 800-fill duck down evenly distributed so you do not end up with cold spots.

The draft collar is a crucial feature that sits around your neck and shoulders to trap heat inside the quilt. It effectively prevents warm air from escaping and cold air from rushing in when you move, which is essential for maintaining the 31-degree temperature rating.

The 20D nylon shell is a standard balance between durability and weight. It is treated with a DWR coating to resist moisture, but like all lightweight technical gear, it should be handled with reasonable care to avoid snags on sharp branches or rocks.