Quilts
The best quilts, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on August 31, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Quilt Reviews
Katabatic Gear Palisade 30° Quilt
A great quilt with top notch materials. It is a bit higher price point than its competitors. The issue many people have is correct sizing. The quilt seems to run a little small unless you are a dead still back sleeper. Size up!! Really nice quilt. Warm, light, durable, and well designed. The price point was a bit higher than competitors at the time of my purchase and I think that has been the primary drawback of this product for me. I have seen other online reviews, in particular Outdoor Gear Lab,… Full review
Prima-Care Medical Supplies Foil Mylar Rescue Blanket
This may be one of the best inventions and, in my opinion, one of the most dangerous gear pieces out there for inexperienced users. It is best used as a heat reflector under a tent, as an under-quilt and covering for a hammock, or used to make a heated shelter. Can also be used as a fireplace heat reflector or as shade from the hot sun. I do not recommend using this as your primary blanket as it only reflects up to 90% of your body heat and it does not generate heat only reflect. Prima Care Medical… Full review
Sierra Madre Puffle 55°
A lightweight down blanket for late spring and early summer. I was looking for a lighter weight alternative to my heavyish poncho liner and my homemade polarfleece bag, both of which weigh upwards of two lbs. Down blankets seem to be all the rage these days and, after quite a bit of research, I settled on the Puffle. It comes in three temperature ratings; 20, 40, and 55 degrees, each in waterproof down or synthetic. The material sheds water so I opted for down as it was lighter. I got the… Full review
Mountain Laurel Designs Spirit Quilt 28°
A kick ass Apex (synthetic) quilt. I've owned my MLD Spirit 28 quilt for about 6-7 years and it's still going strong. I own down quilts and sleeping bags, but if the conditions are likely to be on the moist side this is the quilt that goes with me. I do some longer adventure races and the possibility of rain/snow or getting dunked during a stream ford is always there–this is the right choice for a sleep system. If you have ever owned any of MLD's gear you know that the fit/finish is flawless. Full review
Enlightened Equipment Accomplice 2-Person
Ultralight and Ultra fragile, not recommended for extended use. Came damaged with several thread pulls and 4oz lighter than spec'd. I debated for a few years about buying this. We have a great Big Agnes Saddle Mountain double, but that weighs in at almost 4 pounds, so we thought we should give it a try and lose almost 2 pounds. We ordered a 20-degree, regular, in 10D fabrics. I was immediately disappointed because right out of the box there were several threads that were pulled. I emailed EE and… Full review
Wenzel Camp Quilt
This is a good quilt to take camping or to use at a football game. I used it beneath my sleeping bag to add some padding and warmth from the ground. I have also put it on the bleachers at a football game. There are many uses for this quilt and I really enjoyed mine while camping. The cool nights allowed me to use this underneath my sleeping bag to keep me warm from the ground. I also used it while sitting around the fire and had it over my legs to keep the heat in when it was in the 30s. It is built… Full review
Wenzel Camp Quilt
A good value camp/car quilt that is really warm. I really like this quilt. It is really warm, is big enough to cover both myself and my wife, and stuffs down (in a provided stuff-sack) enough that we just keep it under the seat in the car. It's perfect for popping out to watch a sunset, adding to the sleeping bag on a really cold night, or even on the couch. If you have a bigger sleeping bag it can be a nice addition as a liner if it gets really cold. We were out in the desert (Joshua Tree), and… Full review
Sierra Designs Nitro Quilt 800 / 20 Degree
I bought one based on reviews. I had some issues but the company stepped up and fixed the issue. I am very happy with the new one. I bought one based on the reviews. I really like the design. I had a minor issue on delivery. I contacted the company and their response was slow but they took care of me. They gave me a return number and offered to replace it. The new one is perfect. Full review
Katabatic Gear Flex 22°F
Own both the Katabatic Flex 40 and Flex 22—each 900 fill. They are just fantastic, and fit all my needs. Mostly it is warm enough with the Flex 40, but with the Flex 22 you cannot go wrong. I am 6 foot 3 / 193cm / 95kg, so here are my 5 cents, my history of sleeping bags compared: old Finmark/ Ajungilak officially 3 Celsius Comfort—too narrow, in reality Comfort more like 10-12 Celsius: SOLD NOW extra wide Yeti Sunrise Comfort 800 XL, egg form XL, roomy but at 1400g much too heavy for UL… Full review
