I am new to the lightweight to comfort idea. I was also on the fence about spending $200 on a single blanket. After doing some research and a lot of back and fourth on the pro's/ con's of purchasing the puffle, I pulled the trigger and ordered one orange and one indigo. Both of which are the 40⁰ down quilts. I used them on a camping trip to Delaware, in a camper however, but never had to turn the heat on. I was also accompanied by my two husky's. I will say this, puffle+husky=heat stroke in 50⁰ weather. The following week, I was cruising around in 60⁰ weather with the top and doors off of my jeep. During the day it was fine, at night it was chilly. My wife and daughter decided to give the quilts and sinch straps a test in the jeep. 55-60mph, no doors, no top, and two very happy warm ladies. Apparently this quilt is not only comfortable and warm, but full blown windproof. This is not my testimony, but my wife's. I was left freezing and driving. But I guess that's the price you pay for fun and warm lady passengers. Thanks for a great product. Hopefully a nube will be in my near future.

This thing is amazing, I've been looking for the "perfect" adventure quilt/blanket for a few years now as I travel for a living. Paired with a mummy bag liner this is the optimal ultralight travel sleep system. Haven't yet got it outside for testing in the cooler weather now, but no doubt it will perform optimally there too.

Just finished a 10 day motorcycle/camping trip through Colorado. The puffle quilt came in handy all the time when temperatures dipped at night. I love the pack ability and high quality materials.

I loved this so much I ordered another. The Puffle rated at 55 degrees, kept me warm in 45 degree weather. I noticed how the loft created by the super light weight fabric and down deflected my rising body heat back onto me. It was amazing—it’s truly warmer than any Down blanket or comforter I’ve ever had. I ordered another for a spare!