zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
Vulcan UnderQuilt
ENO
Vulcan UnderQuilt
$179.95
Description

　　High-performance Primaloft® insulation for hammocks

　　Protecting you from a range of inclement weather conditions, the new-and-improved Vulcan UnderQuilt is built with two unique layers of high-performance Primaloft® insulation to shield you with superior warmth during your hammock adventures. This model is also updated with fully adjustable suspension, making it compatible with any ENO hammock (with the exception of the SkyLoft).

　　Hammock sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
ENO
Color:
Storm
Weight:
29 oz / 812 g
Dimensions:
6’10” x 4’ / 1.8 x 1.5 m
Packed Dimensions: 13.25 x 7 x 7 in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
A4004-135
UPC:
811201018950
Other Features:
Comfort Zone: 30 - 50° F
• Fully Adjustable Suspension Adapts to any Sleep Position
• Dual Layer Primaloft® Insulation with Offset-Quilted Construction Eliminates Cold Spots & Ensures Maximum Loft
• Durable Water Repellent Finish & Specialized Coating Provide Ultimate Wind & Weather Resistance
• Includes Large Mesh Storage Bag
• Comfortably fits users up to 6' 2in.
• Contains materials that meet the bluesign® criteria
• 65% Post-Consumer recycled synthetic insulation
Material:
-- Insulation: Primaloft® Gold (100g) + Primaloft Black (80g)
-- Shell: 20D Ripstop Nylon, Lining: 30D Nylon Taffeta
Previous Article：Ember UnderQuilt Next Article：Ignitor TopQuilt
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
The Best Mountain Bike Flat Pedals of 2024
　　The best mountain bike flat pedals will help you feel confident by providing great traction, predictable mobility, and a supportive platform to ride on. A poor pedal choice can cause your feet to slip around, adding risk to every ride. While most pedals share the same basic design, there are many subtle differences that impact the feel. Small changes in...
A Packable Whitewater Punch: Werner Sherpa 4-Piece Paddle Review
　　The last potentially unexplored whitewater canyon of the Nooksack watershed was right there in front of us, and like on any exploratory whitewater descent, the nerves, excitement, and fear all came flooding in at once. 　　After scouting, we ran the first two rapids — big and powerful — and we could sense the river was picking up some serious gradient....
Walking on Clouds: Rossignol Women’s Chalet Shoes Review
　　Style and functionality can coexist with an expert-level product. Rossignol made no exception with the Chalet Shoes, a series of winter down booties with the support of a tennis shoe and the plushness of a house slipper. 　　While Rossignol is famously known for highly engineered skis, it also designs solid apparel and footwear, the Chalet included. With a high platform...
Recyclable Climbing Holds: What Sustainable Indoor Climbing Can Look Like
　　Climbers tend to be an ecologically sensitive group. But they clamber on constantly changing routes in climbing gyms, potentially unconcerned about the sustainability of the thousands of polyurethane or polyester holds. Sadly, especially in North America, most of these holds end up in the dumpster after the texture wears off. 　　Although climbing hold recycling programs at rock gyms in the...
The Best Women’s Climbing Shoes of 2024
　　Climbing shoes are incredibly nuanced and diverse in shape and feel. Finding the right shoe depends a lot on what type of climbing youre doing and what type of rock you’re doing it on. Add in the fact that sizes, rubber type, and fit vary wildly from brand to brand, and its no wonder that finding the right shoe can...
Bikepacking to Every National Park in a Single 18K Mile Push: Lessons Learned
　　When Spencer McCullough decided to spend over a year cycling to every national park in the contiguous U.S., he didnt have much experience. The 28-year-old had only gone bikepacking once before — a 3-day trip planned entirely by a friend. 　　But after 411 days and 18,247 miles, McCullough has finally met his goal of biking to 51 national parks, and hes...
The Best Beach Towels of 2024
　　No trip to the beach is complete without the perfect beach towel. Whether your favorite beach spot is by the ocean, lake, or river, the best beach towel provides a space to kick back, relax, and, of course, help you dry off. 　　These days, beach towels come in a variety of different materials that provide varying levels of absorbency, sand...
Volvo EX30 Delayed: Now Coming in 2025
　　The Volvo EX30 is supposed to be arriving at North American dealerships now. But today, the company announced to its dealers and preorder customers that theyll have to wait for a 2025 target delivery date to be announced. 　　Volvos reasoning for this is due to changes in the global automotive landscape. That could mean a lot of things, from parts...
Fashion Over Function: Are Off-Road Tires the Right Choice?
　　I was recently in a closed-door meeting with an off-road tire manufacturer. The meeting revolved around the look of the tires sidewall and tread and had nothing to do with the tires performance. I think this is the trajectory of the off-road tire market — fashion over function. 　　With that said, most new off-road tires from major manufacturers are quite...
Volkswagen Recalls 271K SUVs for Airbag Problem
　　Volkswagen has announced a recall of over 271,000 SUVs in the United States due to a potential issue with the front passenger airbag, which may fail to inflate during a crash. 　　The recall specifically affects certain Atlas SUVs from model years 2021 to 2024, as well as some Atlas Cross Sport SUVs from model years 2020 to 2024, according to...
How to Buy a Used Hunting Rifle
　　With the exception of a few, all my guns have previous owners. Most of them I bought while I worked in a gun shop during college or are family heirlooms (which my family also bought used). And I’ve had little to no functional issues with most of these rifles. In fact, some of them are nearly immaculate. 　　I actually prefer...
We Go Deep on Bowhunting Tech With Mathews Athlete Trail Kreitzer
　　Trail Kreitzer’s been bow hunting since he was a little kid — and he has the photographic evidence to prove it. From an early age, he would roam the hills and river bottoms surrounding his childhood home attempting to shoot jackrabbits and cottontails.  　　Years later, as an adult, Kreitzer’s passion for archery and bowhunting reignited (about 24 years ago), and...
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2026 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved