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Quote from: hogslayer on March 16, 2015, 10:14:01 PMI was looking into getting a EE quilt myself. After reading a ton of reviews and putting my own experience with down into the mix i backed out of it. To me if something sounds to good to be true it most likely is. I can see where a quilt would be really nice, but living in Washington where we get a lot of rain i wouldn't want to risk getting the down wet. It could get wet from a tent or condensation dripping off from the inside. Either way, i know that if down gets wet, it's worthless. I am going to stick with my synthetic bag. Feel free to correct me if someone has used one for a few season's.You shouldn't really make comments or give advice without first hand experiance. I've slept quite warm in my down quilt after getting wet. Don't just blindly believe every thing you read on the internet. I hunt and live on The west side and I use down exclusivly. I've used EE quilts for several seasons now and taken them through some Of the worst rainstorms I've ever been in
I was looking into getting a EE quilt myself. After reading a ton of reviews and putting my own experience with down into the mix i backed out of it. To me if something sounds to good to be true it most likely is. I can see where a quilt would be really nice, but living in Washington where we get a lot of rain i wouldn't want to risk getting the down wet. It could get wet from a tent or condensation dripping off from the inside. Either way, i know that if down gets wet, it's worthless. I am going to stick with my synthetic bag. Feel free to correct me if someone has used one for a few season's.
I run a big Agnes fly creek ul2 and also the ul3, can't say a bad thing about them!
I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on the same quilt and will be very interested to hear what you think about yours when you get it. I think I'll wait until you do a review before I order