OneTigris HIDEOUT Hammock Underquilt, Full Length Lightweight 4 Season Hammock Gear for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, Travel, Beach, Backyard, Patio, Portable

I got 2 of these one for me and my brother we both agreed that it kept us really warm and comfortable throughout the night very easy to set up just clip to each end of the hammock and that's it pretty good quality for the price and packs up to the size of a sleeping bag so takes up a fair bit of room in the pack but wouldn't go without it now

Simply clipped to my hammock mount points and hugged the hammock perfectly. Much warmer enabling an autumn sleep-out. The clips are a bit cheap but do the job. Some of the reviews complain it’s not strong enough but I guess they are trying to use this under quilt as a hammock. It is not designed to carry weight, it is designed to insulate a weight carrying hammock. Works well for me and spacious enough to allow diagonal sleeping too. Stuff sack is decent too.

Thoroughly impressed with this. I've always heard people talk about expensive down quilts, and shame the cheaper ones so I was a little apprehensive about this but I am so glad I bought it. I was previously using self-inflating mats which worked fine but a bit stiff and fiddly.Took this underquilt out couple of weekends ago, temperature got down to 7c through the night and I didn't feel the cold once. Only woke up to turn as my hip was getting a little sore. I know this is rated down to 5c but I did not expect it to actually achieve that, now I do.For the price, you absolutely can't go wrong, and what an improvement it has made both to comfort and ease of using a hammock setup. The bag it comes with feels quite tough as well. I managed to get it pretty darn compressed, more so than I would normally like to, and all stitching held brilliantly. It fits my double hammock almost perfectly side to side, only about 1.5" or so extra hammock material which you don't notice one bit once you're inside.Now I just need to get another one for the missus.

Used recently on a camping trip in France. It was about 6c at night and very frosty, this definitely kept me warmer but perhaps not as much as I anticipated, perhaps only 2-3c difference imo, although i could've set it up better no doubt. No condensation under your hammock when you wake up is pleasant though.It's relatively cheap and seems well made. unfortunately I think I'll be using it very sparsely, probably specifically when it's around 5c out. Any less and i wouldn't camp, any more and it's not worth carrying due to the sheer volume - it's the largest item in my pack by far, equal to my hammock, sleeping bag and tarp combined. all of my gear is cheap so perhaps the £40 would've been better spent being put towards a high end sleeping bag.not a bad product, but contextually not as great as I'd hoped

bought this for my onetigris kompound hammock , very warm and light weight and i have also used as a blanket in warmer weather in my tent would buy again

The onetigris hideout underquilt is a quality piece of essential hammock equipment.its an amazing value for money item that won't let you down, easy setup and pack up , you can have it attached to your hammock in lea than ten seconds and be ready for a comfortable warm sleep. It is a decent thickness not too thick and not too thin just right for the UK climate. It also does work with the onetigris kompound hammock without any issues.

Great underquilt. The perfect addition to a hammock camping set up. Used it in the snow this weekend ( down to about 3⁰ with a chilly wind) and it kept the chill off the underside. Very easy to set up and packs down neatly with the supplied stuff sack.

This underquilt is very lightweight and packs down well, it definately keeps the cold off my back. I also like that it fully covers my hammock top and bottom end, no large sag like some have letting in the cold and a great price too, well worth the investment.