Zenbivy Light Quilt 25º
Size Guide$259.00
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The zipperless design of the Light Quilt gives you the weight of a closed foot box quilt, with the full-flat functionality of a convertible quilt. Zenbivy’s buttery soft 20d fabrication sets this quilt apart from its more “purist” 10d competitors. It is the softest and most durable legitimately ultralight quilt out there. Premium 800 fill-power HyperDRY™ down rounds out the package and delivers a final quilt that is weight competitive with much more expensive offerings while delivering on Zenbivy’s promise of maximum comfort.
Add a Zenbivy Light Sheet 25° to create a full EN-rated sleeping bag and even more comfort options.
Includes the Light Quilt and a large mesh bag for long-term storage. Dry Sack and Compression Caps sold separately.
Customer Reviews
United StatesWhere have you been my whole backpacking life! I am a hot sleeper and traditional mummy bags are suffocating. The first night I slept in my zenbivy light I said to my husband that I felt like I had been set free! Not only is this lighter than my mummy bag, it compresses smaller, is perfectly suited for me to sleep without overheating yet able to close up if it’s colder outside. I am truly in love with the zenbivy sleep system
United StatesThe quilt was very warm during my first use of it. I recently stayed in Yellowstone with lows hitting the mid 30s. I tend to sleep warm anyways, but felt comfortably warm each night.
United StatesQuilt is so warm dog wouldn’t even sleep with me it was too warm. Low was 41F and I had to keep it half way off me to stay cool. :D
United StatesGreat compression. Sleeping bags have their place, just not in my hiking gear anymore. Try it, you won’t be disappointed.
United StatesI tried to think of a con, and I really can't. I use a 3.5R sleeping pad in conjunction with the 23° quilt and I have slept warm in 34° weather. I'm 5'10" 220lb. and my only regret was not ordering the large, but that would've been out of comfort not necessity. It packs down extremely small. I pack it in an 8L dry bag with my sleeping pad, blow up sack(for the pad), and my sleeping bag liner. The only thing I think that might make it better would be shock cord instead of a drawstring for the footbox. I do really like the hook and loop system that makes the foot box though. For those that don't know: •23° isn't the recommended temp to use it, it's the lower limit •shake out your quilt and lay it out to let the down loft up
