Horizon HoundDown Camping Blanket - Outdoor Travel Blanket | Sustainable Insulated Down | Lightweight & Warm Quilt for Camping, Stadium, Hiking & Festival | Water Resistant, Packable & Compact

Really light, but puffy like a high end sleeping bag. This was the perfect addition to my sleep system for the wet coast! Very pleased i did a bit of research on these, great buy!

What can I say about this down blanket! definitely not a 4 season bit of kit but late spring to early autumn it’s brilliant!It’s rated to zero degrees but I’ve not tested it to that level yet..so lightweight it packs down to nothing if you squish it in the bottom of your pack..in is sack it’s not bad either…lofts up great after a few minutes in your tent…also great to wear around your shoulders as a comforter but keep it away from a fire…Overall it’s well worth the money rather than spending 200/300 on a more expensive equally rated quilt…one thing I will say tho you can’t cinch the bottom up it’s just like your quilt at home…5⭐️

This blanket works very well for me as a summer duvet on my sailboat. I can stow it away small, it provides just the right warmth when it is a bit cold and damp. I have the midnight blue and it looks great too. I have put aside my old, much heavier and bulkier sleeping bag with noisy zippers and this is now my preferred duvet for summer sailing and camping. The few times it goes below 15C, I simply put an heavier pyjamas on and. It is fine. I recommend this product. Time will tell but my I sense that it will last for a long time.

I'm a beginner backpacker and trying to do it on a budget. This Horizon Hound GR-20 down quilt is a perfect fit for me.PROS:1) 350 grams of 80/20 Mix (down/feathers) 650 fill power down rated to 32°F2) Light weight at only 1lb. 6oz.3) Sub $100 price range (at time of review)4) Packs down easily and takes VERY little room in a backpack, especially when NOT using the stuff sack5) 6"x6" square baffles keep the down filling from moving around, which keeps it from creating cold spots in the quilt6) Super cozy and warm (in my opinion)CONS:1) I wish it was a bit bigger. As I'm 5'8", if it were 84"x56" (instead of 77"x50") it would easily cover my head while also being wrapped around my feet, AND wrap around me with a little more room to spare since I'm a side sleeper.2) The snaps ONLY allow you to use it as a "poncho". If the snaps were installed in such a way as to allow you to snap the sides together to create a footbox, this thing would easily rival some of the more expensive "backpacking" quilts. I'll probably add my own.FINAL THOUGHTS:I love this quilt. In my opinion, it already rivals some actual backpacking quilts out there. For example, the Mountain Equipment Helium backpacking quilt retails for about $256, is packed with only 200 grams of 90/10 700 fill power down, is rated to 40°F, and weighs only 6 ounces less than the Horizon Hound GR-20.For me, this quilt is a better buy as I have already used it in temperatures down to 38°F in my van with the doors wide open. In my tent, paired with an insulated sleeping pad, I have seen temperatures as low as 48°F and was plenty warm under it.Once I've added more snaps and gotten more nights in the tent, I will update this review.

This quilt is compressed within an inch of its life in the bag that is its home. It comes out looking pretty sad and thin. After a few shakes it fluffs up and looks full and lovely. The snaps work great. Nice size.