We like versatility!
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Dude we’re trademarking Megaquilt asap that is genius! 
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There’s no such thing as too much quilt!!
The Megaquilt; now starting at $999.99
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That would actually be an amazing deal considering the price of down these days 
. Buy once cry once yeah!?
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Can’t wait to see y’all make this a reality or atleast a one-off 
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Just a heads up my friends — Dec 16 is the last day you’ll be able to order and land in time for Christmas. After that I’ll do my best to expedite but with UPS there’s no guarantees.
And remember GOFAST20 - still lands you 20% off and free shipping! That code goes til Dec 31 
Thanks!
Brandon
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For anyone on the fence — toss in an order today and I’ll make sure it ships tomorrow and lands before Christmas
Also, I know it’s an investment, but we have a guarantee that you’ll love it … if for any reason you’re not stoked, you’ve got 110 nights to try it out and return it. We’ll also cover the return shipping so there’s literally 0 risk.
Enjoy this crazy week of shenanigans before Christmas everyone! Hope you all get some good time outside.
Brandon
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Aeronaut is the only thing I carry. It’s such a huge perk to sleep free AND be able to pack it up while upstairs.
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Dang man Hunter you’re just the best. Thanks for sharing the love! 
If y’all ever want some really cold weather testing let me know I’ve been heading out in -20 lately and the heater is starting to hit its limits at maintaining a “warm” tent.
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Yes please! That’d be amazing. A little trickier for us to do that being based here in Ventura CA 
Btw we’re twins! Just weren’t bold enough to swing the dare ya red - your rig looks so good 
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Gladiator envy 
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Hell yea! The red Gladiator just looks amazing! I’ll shoot you a message when I get back in the new year. Heading out for a week of winter camping around Alaska because flights home were ungodly expensive
So, everything I have always heard says “Don’t store down Compressed”. However, I’d love to leave a down quilt in my camper 24/7 for potential winter emergencies. It would likely go unused a few weeks at a time in winter… Does anyone keep their quilt in their truck all the time? How do you do it and notice any bad things happening? Considering using stuff sack in a duffel in the bed/cab or just leaving it up top.
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There is a lot of air within the GFC campers even when closed which is why you can leave bedding inside. There’s a good inch or two of clearance. So unless you’re storing something else in the tent when closed you shouldn’t have any issues at all with loft
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My quilt lives in my truck, in its large cotton bag stored in my bedding shelf. Id be concerned with my quilt getting soaked from the rain. No matter what i do, in very heavy down pours i get a little leakage in the front and rear of my tent, not enough to soak a mattress but enough to get my sheets wet. Id ve concerned with having to dry the quilt out too, and it being useless if it’s wet and i need to sleep and stay warm.
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I have the perfect solution for storing our Hoverquilt. In between camping trips our Hoverquilt lives in our home theatre. I use it at home all the time… especially when watching a hockey game or a really good movie!
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Great question! The stuff sack is pretty generous for ease of packing (you can actually compress it to about half it’s size), so you can store it in the stuff sack for a couple months with no real issues. We keep ours upstairs and even with the Overland Softgoods 1" topper it has plenty of room to breathe.
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