TigerWood Underquilt Marra 4.0 Hammock Liner 230 cm - Rescue/Olive

I haven't tested the underquilt yet, so I'm just sharing my thoughts after unpacking. Firstly, the price is very high. Comparing with material prices online, making one yourself would be much cheaper. The underquilt itself resembles a stretched sleeping bag, so I don't understand why it costs so much. As for the workmanship, I'm surprised that the product often looks different than in the pictures. This is another such experience. Even in the offer there are different photos. I've noticed that Tigerwood modifies products within the same offer – for example, the sewing method; sometimes the underquilt is sewn on the bias, other times there are two vertical stitches in the pictures, while mine has several longitudinal stitches. The stitching does not seem very solid; in some places, light shines through them. The elastic bands could be thicker and sewn more firmly to the straps. I don't understand why the straps are attached to the sides, not lengthwise, which puts more stress on the seams. I hope that after use I won't be disappointed. Equipment intended for the forest at this price should be properly made from the start.

I used it when the temperature was slightly below zero, and I didn't feel any cold from underneath, as long as all possible areas are properly adjusted. The comfort is much higher than when using a foam mat or a self-inflating mat.

Hello, the underquilt is very solidly made, all the adjustments work perfectly, and the material seems durable. I slept for two nights with temperatures around 6 degrees and didn't feel any cold from underneath. The cover is also suitable. I recommend it.

I highly recommend it, as it provides much better comfort than a sleeping mat or mattress inserted inside a hammock. Very careful craftsmanship and excellent quality materials.