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A ZEPPELIN Under Quilt is one of the best ways to stay warm in your hammock. Each quilt features 10 dual differential cut chambers which provides for maximum loft and insulation. Each chamber is filled with precisely the right amount of down to a density of 130%. We provide smaller chambers than you would find on the average quilt, resulting in better distribution and stability of the down chamber. The combination of our DWR shell material and our RDS UltimaDOWN means your quilt will be protected from moisture related issues and retain its loft much better than comparably constructed quilts.
Each ZEPPELIN Under Quilt includes draft collars, full channel suspension w/ s-biner attachments, 10 secondary connection points, foot/head draw cords and removable secondary suspension. A 40d SilPoly stuff sack and set-up instructions are included with every quilt.
All quilts are MADE TO ORDER and ship from our shop located in Jackson, Michigan, USA.
We use our M10T or MRS20 fabrics for the outer shell of our ZEPPELIN Quilts. M10T is used for our inner shells because of its superior finish and satin feel. For those seeking the lightest possible finished product, M10T is the best option for both inner and outer shells when weight is of utmost concern. For a more durable outer shell MRS20 is the perfect combination of wgt and durability.. M10T and MRS20 fabrics have been given exceptional ratings in independent testing by the International Down and Feather Laboratory (IDFL).
Each down chamber is constructed using Ultralight Nano-mesh baffles between the chambers to allow for maximum loft. This also enables thermal convection between the chambers. The location of each Nano-mesh baffle is integral to the function of the quilt. Using advanced design and construction, the down is concentrated in those areas that need it most. This functional approach results in a quilt with maximum warmth for minimum weight.
Every ZEPPELIN Under Quilt has an over-sized draft collar located on both the head and foot end. The draft collars helps to ensure a snug fit on the ends to prevent any drafts. These are made from the same inner shell fabric as the quilt and filled with the same fill power down.
The ZEPPELIN offers two primary suspension sizes, either 3/32″ or 1/8″. The default selection is 3/32″ which works well for most quilts. We offer 1/8″ as well due to a tendency for elastics to “RELAX” in cold conditions. If you are purchasing a 10*F (-12*C) or 0*F (-18*C) we recommend you upgrade the primary suspension to 1/8″ to provide extra lift in colder temperatures.
Both the head end and foot end of the quilt include a 3/32″ elastic draw w/ mini cord locks to provide for adjustment of the draft collar seal. Snug these to seal the ends of the quilt to your hammock and open these to vent your quilt in warmer weather.
3/32″ Secondary suspension is provided and each end as well, this is white in color for easy reference as all other suspension is black in color. The secondary suspension is used to position the quilt along the primary suspension and hammock. The secondary suspension also prevents the quilt from compressing along the primary suspension through the night, it helps hold the quilt “OPEN” to it’s full length.
All ZEPPELIN quilts are equipped with both a left and right Pack Hook Shoulder Lock (PHSL). These PHSL allow you to clip the quilt to your hammock guy out on your outboard shoulder, either left or right from centerline of the hammock. The PHSL prevents “Quilt Creep”, this is the condition where during the night the quilt walks off the hammock from left to right or right to left depending on the lay of the hammock.
You’ll notice two pack hooks on the outer primary suspension channels, these are at the shoulders of the quilt. If your hammock has a guy out on your outboard shoulder (for a right lay hammock it is your left shoulder and for a left lay hammock it is your right shoulder) you can attach the pack hook to the guy out effectively “LOCKING” the quilt on your shoulder preventing quilt creep. Quilt creep is a quilts behavior some users experience where the quilt will “WALK” off the user during the night.
TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE QUILT DO NOT USE BOTH PACK HOOK SHOULDER LOCKS AT THE SAME TIME.
M10T is our ultralight 10-denier breathable, calendared DOWNPROOF taffeta nylon. Our M10T was developed to be a great all-around UL fabric that offers excellent wind/water resistance, has an incredibly soft hand feel, and is highly down proof (both in lab tests and in field use) all at a great price point. It has a finished weight of only 0.66 oz/yd2, making it one of the thinnest/lightest taffeta nylon fabrics on the market. M10T has a Durable Water Repellant (DWR) finish applied to the face side of the fabric, protecting you and your down from environmental moisture. M10T has received a 5 out of 5 score on the International Rotating Box Down proof Test (a score of 3 is considered average). M10T is best suited for the inner shell of a quilt and the outer shell of a quilt for those looking for the lightest possible quilt but at the sacrifice of some durability.
MRS20 is our ultralight 20-denier breathable mirco-ripstopped, calendared DOWNPROOF nylon. It has a 20-denier nylon thread woven into a micro-ripstop pattern, resulting in an exceptionally strong fabric with a finish weight of only 1.1oz/yd2. MRS20 has a Durable Water Repellant (DWR) finish applied to the face side of the fabric, protecting you and your down from environmental moisture. MRS20 retains a high level of breathability, allowing moisture from your body to pass through the quilt, preventing excessive condensation inside the down chamber. MRS20 has excellent color depth, giving your quilt a rich, luxurious look and feel. MRS20 has the softest feel of all our outer shell fabrics including HD1.0. MRS20 is an excellent combination of weight, durability, and value. MRS20 has received a 5 out of 5 score on the International Rotating Box Down proof Test (a score of 3 is considered average). MRS20 is the best overall outer shell fabric for weight, durability, and down proof score.
OutdoorINK® fabrics are our line of lightweight custom printed patterns on a 20d 1.1 oz breathable, double-calendared polyester micro ripstop (MRS20-P) with DWR applied. Like M10 nylon taffeta, these fabrics combine breathability, wind/water resistance, and exceptional down proofing with the softest hand feel on the market. To make OutdoorINK® fabric, we start with a custom woven, 20d 1.1 oz/yd2 fabrics high thread-count polyester base material with a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating. In addition to adding durability, this reduces moisture absorption compared to a nylon base. MRS20-P has received a 5 out of 5 score on the International Rotating Box Down proof Test (a score of 3 is considered average). MRS20-P is the best overall outer shell fabric for weight, durability, down proof score for those looking to have a unique printed quilt.
PRYM1® Patterns are digitally printed using the same process as OutdoorINK® on a 20d 1.1 oz breathable, double-calendared polyester micro ripstop with DWR applied. This fabric is DOWNPROOF and suitable for use in down gear/projects. Similar to 1.1 oz ripstop nylon, but with less stretch, increased UV resistance, and a micro-ripstop grid pattern. MRS20-P has received a 5 out of 5 score on the International Rotating Box Down proof Test (a score of 3 is considered average). MRS20-P is the best overall outer shell fabric for weight, durability, down proof score for those looking to have a unique printed quilt.
HEXCAM® Patterns are digitally printed using the same process as OutdoorINK® on a 20d 1.1 oz breathable, double-calendared polyester micro ripstop with DWR applied. This fabric is DOWNPROOF and suitable for use in down gear/projects. Similar to 1.1 oz ripstop nylon, but with less stretch, increased UV resistance, and a micro-ripstop grid pattern. MRS20-P has received a 5 out of 5 score on the International Rotating Box Down proof Test (a score of 3 is considered average). MRS20-P is the best overall outer shell fabric for weight, durability, down proof score for those looking to have a unique printed quilt.
Made To Order quilts and tarps ordered with OutdoorINK®, PRYM1®, or HEXCAM® are not returnable unless due to an error on our part or a defect with the product.
Our ZEPPELIN Quilts allow you to choose from two types of down: RDS Ultima 850 fill power 90/10 down; or for even lighter weight and superior performance in severe conditions, RDS Ultima 950 fill power 95/5 down. The combination of our DWR shell materials and UltimaDOWN will give you the perfect balance between moisture control and breathability. All our down is third party tested and certified for fill power, down content, species, and cleanliness. Learn more about down testing and standards HERE
Our commitment to using Responsible Down Standard (RDS) certified down means that the whole story of the down we source is monitored by the independent and highly respected Textile Exchange. With the rigid standards of the RDS, you can be confident that the down in your UGQ product is not only the highest quality available, but was also ethically sourced from humanely treated animals. Each phase of down sourcing is monitored and audited every year. Paired with tracing capabilities, the origins of down have never been more transparent. Learn more about the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) HERE
RDS UltimaDOWN is not a hydrophobic treated down. Although we have offered hydrophobic treated down in the past, we have weighed the benefits vs. drawbacks carefully, and have recently stopped offering WR down. The benefits, which are marginal at best in real world scenarios, are offset by lower loft, intra laundering clumping, and the need for more down to offset the lower lofting and possible clumping. Effective April 11, 2016, we will no longer use hydrophobic down in our products.
All ZEPPELIN Quilts include Over-sized Draft Collars, 40d Silpoly Stuff Sack, and complete suspension system with s-biners.
Q: How should I clean my down items? Is it safe to wash down?
A: Washing down items is a great way to extend the life of the product and return the down to its original loft. Use only low-sudsing, down-safe detergents, and extend the rinse cycle to ensure that no soap remains in the down. We recommend you place your quilt in a large heavy duty commercial style laundry bag. This will protect the quilt from any sharp edges in the washer/dryer as well as any hot dryer parts. Do not use an agitator-style washing machine,use a front loader tumble style washer, use only cold water on the machine’s gentle cycle. Make sure you dry your down quilt completely on low heat. Use dryer balls to break up any clumps of down, and to fluff up the plumules. Do not use high heat, which can damage the down and nylon fabrics. Never store your down until no dampness remains.
Purchase ALLIED DOWN WASH
Q: How do I know if my down product is dirty?
A: Down quilts and garments should be cleaned when they start to accumulate too many oils from your body, hair, or from lotions/cosmetics that you use. If your product has started to lose loft, or if the fabric is starting to look discolored, it’s time to wash it.
Q: I just got home from a backpacking trip. What’s the proper way to store my down quilt?
A: The way you store your down quilt between uses will affect its lifespan. When you get home from a trip, begin by airing out your quilt (turned inside out) for a couple of days to ensure that it’s completely dry. Then store it in a large breathable storage sack such as the ones we sell separately; do not store your quilt in a tight stuff sack, as this will damage the loft in the long term. Do not use waterproof storage sacks, because condensation can accumulate in them, and cause your quilt to develop mildew. In short, store your quilt so that it is adequately lofted, with plenty of cool, dry ventilation.
Q: I store my down quilt in a compression sack. Is that a bad idea?
A: Never leave your quilt in a compressed state for an extended period because that will eventually reduce its loft. Down can be stored partially-compressed in a breathable sack; never in a non-breathable bag. Our advice is to store your quilt in the provided large mesh sack, or in a king-size cotton pillow case, in a dry place that has a fairly consistent temperature. Do not expose your quilt to sunlight except to dry it out, because excessive heat evaporates the natural oils in the down.
Q: I remember when my quilt was brand new and super-fluffy. Will that level of loft ever return?
A: Yes, a quilt’s loft often returns to its original value with proper air circulation, warmth, and moisture. Some of those conditions can be met simply by using your quilt. In addition, proper care, storage, and cleaning of your down items can help return maximum loft. Another way to maximize loft is to gently shake out the product before using it (increasing air circulation), or tumble dry the item to add warmth and air circulation.
Q: How long can I expect my UGQ quilt to last?
A: With proper care and cleaning, your down quilt will remain functional longer than you will! You will definitely get your money’s worth so get out there and go camping!
The following recommendations are for general guidance only, you will need to determine the best length for your given needs.
LENGTH 55″(140cm) This is a partial-length (3/4) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack.
LENGTH 66″(168cm) This is a partial-length (7/8) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack. Users under 5’6″ may get full coverage, depending on their sleeping style.
LENGTH 77″(196cm) This is a full-length (FULL) quilt for most people, and provides coverage from head to toe, up to 6’2″.
LENGTH 83″(211cm) This is a full-length (LONG) quilt for most people, and provides coverage from head to toe, up to 6’8″.
*Measurements are based on the quilt laying out flat and pulled snug. Actual measurements may vary from those shown here.*
For a down-loadable PDF please click below:
The following recommendations are for general guidance only, you will need to determine the best length for your given needs.
LENGTH 55″(140cm) This is a partial-length (3/4) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack.
LENGTH 66″(168cm) This is a partial-length (7/8) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack. Users under 5’6″ may get full coverage, depending on their sleeping style.
LENGTH 77″(196cm) This is a full-length (FULL) quilt for most people, and provides coverage from head to toe, up to 6’2″.
LENGTH 83″(211cm) This is a full-length (LONG) quilt for most people, and provides coverage from head to toe, up to 6’8″.
*Measurements are based on the quilt laying out flat and pulled snug. Actual measurements may vary from those shown here.*
For a down-loadable PDF please click below:
WARRANTY: UGQ Outdoor LLC warrants its products will be free from defects in materials and workmanship to the original owner for the lifetime of the product. If a warranty claim is validated, we will repair, replace or refund, at our option, the damaged product. The Limited Lifetime Warranty does not cover damage caused by normal wear and tear, accident, lost or stolen items, improper care or cleaning, non-standard usage, negligence or after-market modifications.
“Lifetime of the product” means the lifetime of the components, fabrics and materials of the warrantied product. Materials and components wear out, deteriorate and fade over time, depending on the product’s exposure to the elements and how the product is used and cared for. Our warranty does not cover products that fail or are damaged due to wear and tear.
Our Limited Lifetime Warranty does not include return shipping to our location.
Repairs arising from abuse or neglect of the product (e.g., torn fabric or rot caused by improper storage) will be done at reasonable rates. We will provide you with an emailed estimate of the details of the necessary repairs, as well as the estimated cost, before any repair is performed.
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The ZEPPELIN offers two primary suspension sizes, either 3/32″ or 1/8″. The default selection is 3/32″ which works well for most quilts. We offer 1/8″ as well due to a tendency for elastics to “RELAX” in cold conditions. If you are purchasing a 10*F (-12*C) or 0*F (-18*C) we recommend you upgrade the primary suspension to 1/8″ to provide extra lift in colder temperatures.
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The following recommendations are for general guidance only, you will need to determine the best length for your given needs.
LENGTH 55″(140cm) This is a partial-length (3/4) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack.
LENGTH 66″(168cm) This is a partial-length (7/8) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack. Users under 5’6″ may get full coverage, depending on their sleeping style.
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LENGTH 83″(211cm) This is a full-length (LONG) quilt for most people, and provides coverage from head to toe, up to 6’8″.
*Measurements are based on the quilt laying out flat and pulled snug. Actual measurements may vary from those shown here.*
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LENGTH 55″(140cm) This is a partial-length (3/4) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack.
LENGTH 66″(168cm) This is a partial-length (7/8) quilt for most people, and will not provide full coverage. You will need to augment this quilt with additional insulation such as a sit pad, a jacket, or a pack. Users under 5’6″ may get full coverage, depending on their sleeping style.
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LENGTH 83″(211cm) This is a full-length (LONG) quilt for most people, and provides coverage from head to toe, up to 6’8″.
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If UGQ already uses 130% of the necessary down in its regular quilts, why would YOU consider over-stuffing with additional down? We do over-stuff to 130% (included in the base price of all our quilts), but you may want to consider additional over-stuff if you are a cold sleeper. The extra down will help buffer the lower limits of the quilt, keeping you toasty-warm even beyond the lower limit. Another reason for ordering over-stuffing is when you expect to use your quilt for an extended period of time without access to laundering. The additional down will help to retain the performance of the quilt between washings.
We offer two types of over-stuff:
OVERSTUFF This option is evenly distributed throughout the entire quilt including the foot box buffering the down in each chamber evenly.
FOOTBOX OVERSTUFF This option is evenly distributed in just the bottom horizontal chambers of the quilt helping boast the foot box rating a few degrees.
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If UGQ already uses 130% of the necessary down in its regular quilts, why would YOU consider over-stuffing with additional down? We do over-stuff to 130% (included in the base price of all our quilts), but you may want to consider additional over-stuff if you are a cold sleeper. The extra down will help buffer the lower limits of the quilt, keeping you toasty-warm even beyond the lower limit. Another reason for ordering over-stuffing is when you expect to use your quilt for an extended period of time without access to laundering. The additional down will help to retain the performance of the quilt between washings.
We offer two types of over-stuff:
OVERSTUFF This option is evenly distributed throughout the entire quilt including the foot box buffering the down in each chamber evenly.
FOOTBOX OVERSTUFF This option is evenly distributed in just the bottom horizontal chambers of the quilt helping boast the foot box rating a few degrees.
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[post_content] => OUR DOWNS: ULTIMA800 / ULTIMA850 / ULTIMA950
What is Fill Power?
Fill power is a measure of the loft or "fluffiness" of a down product that is loosely related to the insulating value of the down. The higher the fill power, the more air a certain weight of the down can trap, and thus the more insulating ability the down will have. In other words it will take less 950fp down to trap the same amount of air as the 800fp or 850fp. Thus resulting in an overall lighter product.
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*For additional info, please visit the "Features" tab located at the top of this page.
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Fill power is a measure of the loft or “fluffiness” of a down product that is loosely related to the insulating value of the down. The higher the fill power, the more air a certain weight of the down can trap, and thus the more insulating ability the down will have. In other words it will take less 950fp down to trap the same amount of air as the 800fp or 850fp. Thus resulting in an overall lighter product.
*For additional info, please visit the “Features” tab located at the top of this page.
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