I purchased a 40 degree puffle a few months ago as an alternative to a traditional bag; and it was a game changer. So when I saw that an upcoming campout was supposed to get down below freezing - I purchased the 20 degree version and was not disappointed. With windchill, it hit the mid 20s, and I was sweating in my hammock and had to let in some cooler air (which was so much easier than it would have been in a traditional mummy bag). Most importantly, I slept like a rock under the quilt. I'm definately a quilt convert after my puffle experience.

I've been meaning to leave another review having now used my Puffle on a couple of wild camping trips.

The difference in the quality of sleep I'm getting with the Puffle, over my old 'Mummy' sleeping bag is incredible.

I've had some of the best night's sleep I've ever had when camping!

Thank you again for a great product.

Thank you for your help in getting my puffle 0 to me fter it as lost in shipping. Can't wait to go camping.

Back last summer, I did my first hammock camping in about 30 years. What a difference great gear makes! My earlier experience was back during a Boy Scout summer camp with a basic cargo net style hammock and only a sleeping bag. I was cold all night and woke up with a stiff and sore back. Fast forward to last summer... As I only had a single Puffle 55 at that time, I used it for my underquilt and draped my sleeping bag over me to use as a top quilt. About halfway thru the night I had to drop it down to my waist as I was overheating. And that night was a windy and rainy night... In our little group, I was the only one off the ground in my Nube shelter w/ Pares hammock, and I was the only one that didn't get soaking wet or had their tent try and blow away with them it! Well... except for the one gal that sets up her tent inside another tent! The hardest part for me was getting up, I was just too comfortable!

So, if you like your camping trips to be cold and miserable, you should look elsewhere! You won't get that experience with the Puffles, they are just too warm! And the reason for that is that the temperature rating is based on "comfort" instead of "survivability!" (Seriously, this should be on the main page for each puffle instead of buried in the gear hub!)