Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 50 minutes ago
Here's my take on the Dutchwaregear ridgeline quilt hook™. It's easy to do and will keep your UQ locked in place on your feet and shoulder ALL NIGHT with ZERO sliding under you. By increasing the angle of the quilts primary suspension you also pull the quilt UP more, which helps to keep it up against your backside without a gap. Your UQ needs to be touching your backside to allow your body heat to radiate into the quilts insulation. These 2 factors are even more critical the colder it gets. Doing this will aid the new hanger in getting that proper seal on the ends with the quilt snug on the bottom and locked in place on the feet and shoulder with no way of moving off during the night, effectively decreasing the need to have the suspension perfectly dialed in. Let me know if you have any questions! This is a great way to simply solve a few major problems that new and experienced hangers alike constantly go through. Thanks for watching guys! See you between the trees!
Here's my take on the Dutchwaregear ridgeline quilt hook™. It's easy to do and will keep your UQ locked in place on your feet and shoulder ALL NIGHT with ZERO sliding under you. By increasing the angle of the quilts primary suspension you also pull the quilt UP more, which helps to keep it up against your backside without a gap. Your UQ needs to be touching your backside to allow your body heat to radiate into the quilts insulation. These 2 factors are even more critical the colder it gets. Doing this will aid the new hanger in getting that proper seal on the ends with the quilt snug on the bottom and locked in place on the feet and shoulder with no way of moving off during the night, effectively decreasing the need to have the suspension perfectly dialed in. Let me know if you have any questions! This is a great way to simply solve a few major problems that new and experienced hangers alike constantly go through. Thanks for watching guys! See you between the trees!
