Quick Testing

Got the Stormloft a couple weeks ago. Tested it at home in the house on a REI Heliux pad. As expected, worked. So took it out for a 1 day/night field test. Same pad. 42 F for the low. I was toasty from the moment I crawled in and stayed that way all night on top. The pad failed me a bit around 4am so my bottom got cold. Not the quilts fault. Now my feet -there were in hiking liner socks only-they were warm all night and in the morning. As stated, the quilt did a great job of hugging the pad and closing out any chance of a cold spot. The straps were great. I was a bit skeptical at first with the straps because of the clips, but they held strong. I was able to rotate around with no issues. And the updated pull cord to close up the neck was great. Never got in my way and kept the heat in well. We have some 30F weather coming so will get out and further test. So far, I am very happy I changed from a bag to the Stormloft. Now, I need to get a better pad. RECOMMENDATION: Add a pocket/pouch for water filter/phone -simple just a slit and plastic snap. And make the connector straps available as an accessory. Lose one and you are hosed -I'd like to have a spare on hand. Thanks!!

Stormloft 15 TopQuilt

Recently purchased and used in the Sierra late September 2026, temps into the 30s. The 15 degree quilt plus a new Nemo Tensor wide pad and lightweight merino long johns kept me toasty all night. It was my second experience with a quilt and the freedom of movement makes for a much nicer backcountry night than a sleeping bag.

The stormloft top quilt hugs me at night

For reference I'm 61 years old and I'm coming from a now discontinued North face furnace 20° bag. It was an awesome sleeping bag but it weighed 2 lb 10 oz. Lately my right knee started talking to my left hip and decided to try and convince me to go lighter and after reading the reviews and watching some videos and weighing 1 lb 8 oz I thought the stormloft 15° quilt was the way to go and who doesn't like a bit of gold in their gear? I really love the cut and you can really tell when you clip the snaps behind your neck, the quilt wraps itself partially underneath you. Awe! It luvs me.