Like being wrapped in the summer cloud, I'm hoping to use this in fall and spring camping. It's simple in design and yet so versatile in use. Currently using it indoors during movie nights.

I bought two of the 40 degree Puffles and received them days before the 20 degree version was released. I do a lot of reading and have a tendency to get fomo when technology gets updated. I settled on versatility and decided to stick with the 40s. My girlfriend is already using hers around the house, and she’s enamored by the foot box. I’ve used the Eno/Ember underquilt combo for years, and I’m excited to get rid of the dedicated underquilt for a multipurpose blanket. The snaps and loops on the Puffle inspired me to try sewing some clips onto the (very soft and light) xPlor hammock for quick underquilt setup. Lots of measuring/angle work today. Anyway, the Puffles are a well-designed and functional addition to any kit.

Love the puffle but would like more options. I would like a 20 degree and a 10 degree and maybe even a 0 degree puffle, so I can use it all the time.
Do love the snaps all along the side for connecting two together

I took my time in setting up my Ninox and Stratus fly. I checked out the many available YouTube videos and the OCRs tagged to each component of the system. It went up very smoothly. I learned quite a bit about the tolerances of distance and height. Spent some quality time in the Ninox. Very comfortable and spacious. A definite improvement over my previous hang. I'll be heading for the Smokies in about 3 weeks and can't wait.

After long research... I got a Puffle40! It's a versatile piece of equipment, great for ground sleeping and even better on a hammock. It's Really warm and surprisingly soft.