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Wooki™ Underquilts
$220.00 – $310.00
PRODUCT DETAILS
2-season Regular
2-season XL
3-season Regular
3-season XL
Winter Regular
Winter XL
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- Reviews (13)
Product Description
Current lead time for the 3-season Wooki underquilt is 2-3 weeks
Current lead time for the Winter Wooki underquilt is 2-3 weeks
The Wooki™ underquilt is our full-length underquilt for the Blackbird, Blackbird XLC and Traveler hammock models.
The “Regular” size fits the standard Blackbirds and Travelers, while the “XL” size fits the Blackbird XLC and Traveler XL hammock models.
The Wooki underquilt covers the whole bottom of the hammock but only a portion of that is insulated, with the insulated area being aprox. 44″ wide x 76″ long and tapering towards the feet. It doesn’t require any adjustment, you literally set it and forget it.
The Wooki underquilt features a dual differential cut 20 Denier High Threadcount DWR ripstop nylon shell(Durable Water Resistence), and is overstuffed with 850 fill Hyper-Dry DWR goose down which meets the new RSD certification (Responsible Down Standard).
Included: comes with a stuffsac and everything needed for attachment to a Warbonnet hammock.
For setup instructions see “setup” in our video section.
Written instructions here: Instructions
13 reviews for Wooki™ Underquilts
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Love the idea of set and forget got down to 37 degrees and my butt was toasty, I did have a problem, when I first got in was warm all over but some time during the night I must have slid down because I woke up with my left shoulder and feet cold I got out to see if something had slid off but both ends where still hooked up got back in and was warm again looked the next morning and found my head and feet where level thinking I must have been sliding down so my fault. I wish it covered more of an area though wrapping up on the sides. But I am happy with it and recommend this under quilt for the WBBB
It sounds like you maybe had the hammock setup so that you were laying on an incline and then slid down toward the foot end at some point with your feet then protruding past the end of the quilt. So,assuming that was the issue, you’d want to set the foot end higher in relation to the head end.
I have a 3 Season XL. I have spent several nights in the low 40’s and been quite warm each night. I love that it’s designed to fit my WBB XLC. The insulation is in all the right spots. Setup is absolutely as easy as advertised. Set it and forget it!
I ordered my 3 season Wookie on June 15th and received it today, June 26th. I couldn’t be happier with the quality and even though it’s June I couldn’t resist trying it out. It attached simply and quickly and within 3 minutes of laying down I was sweating. (It was even unseasonably cool for where I live) With a compression straps it will pack down very small and will be great for back packing.