[FS Melb Post Aus] ZPacks -7C 600g down quilt
Posted: Mon 06 Aug, 2018 1:51 pmSelling my own personal quilt.
This is one of Zpacks' early sleeping bags, custom modified with adjustable elastic straps to be used as a quilt. Made as a regular width, XLong unit so I had plenty of neck coverage and room at the bottom for clothes. I'm 178cm and it could go over my head if wanted as a hood. The thermarest shown in the photos is a 168cm Womens XLite.
900+ loft goose down, rated to -7C, about 600g. I've personally used it down to -10c, and as high as 15c. It's a supremely versatile quilt with long baffles that allow redistribution of down based on the given climate.
It's about 3 years old and has done as many winters. Washed after each season with downwash. I'd say probably a good 30-40 nights use. It does have several small patched spots, using ZPacks' own special adhesive patches. They haven't budged in years and have been through a wash or two. They were applied as preventative measures to a few small holes and rub spots, and have zero structural effect, and are quite hard to see.
Selling because I want to upgrade to a warmer model, anticipating overseas alpine work.
Cost me well over $600 when I got it from ZPacks, Theyr'e about $403 USD = $550 AUD with shipping to Aus now.
I'm asking $350, and I'll post it aus wide. I can also sort a thermarest to go with it for extra, if you want.
This is one of Zpacks' early sleeping bags, custom modified with adjustable elastic straps to be used as a quilt. Made as a regular width, XLong unit so I had plenty of neck coverage and room at the bottom for clothes. I'm 178cm and it could go over my head if wanted as a hood. The thermarest shown in the photos is a 168cm Womens XLite.
900+ loft goose down, rated to -7C, about 600g. I've personally used it down to -10c, and as high as 15c. It's a supremely versatile quilt with long baffles that allow redistribution of down based on the given climate.
It's about 3 years old and has done as many winters. Washed after each season with downwash. I'd say probably a good 30-40 nights use. It does have several small patched spots, using ZPacks' own special adhesive patches. They haven't budged in years and have been through a wash or two. They were applied as preventative measures to a few small holes and rub spots, and have zero structural effect, and are quite hard to see.
Selling because I want to upgrade to a warmer model, anticipating overseas alpine work.
Cost me well over $600 when I got it from ZPacks, Theyr'e about $403 USD = $550 AUD with shipping to Aus now.
I'm asking $350, and I'll post it aus wide. I can also sort a thermarest to go with it for extra, if you want.