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Hyperlite Mountain Gear 40-Degree Quilt vs Zpacks Solo Quilt

Solo Quilt is the lighter of the two by 73 g (2.6 oz).

Where to buy

40-Degree Quilt

  • Check price at Hyperlite Mountain Gear

Solo Quilt

  • Check price at Zpacks

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Weights and prices are the manufacturer’s published figures. The lower weight and the higher R-value are highlighted.

40-Degree Quilt

Hyperlite Mountain Gear

Solo Quilt

Zpacks

Weight
14.4 oz
11.8 oz
MSRP
$430.00
$419.00–$559.00
Temperature rating
40°F (manufacturer rating, stated in the model name) (manufacturer claim)
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Which one to choose

  • Choose the Zpacks Solo Quilt if every ounce counts — 11.8 oz against 14.4 oz.
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Questions this comparison answers

Is the Hyperlite Mountain Gear 40-Degree Quilt lighter than the Zpacks Solo Quilt?
Solo Quilt is the lighter of the two by 73 g (2.6 oz).

Hyperlite Mountain Gear 40-Degree Quilt

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“One of our two quilt offerings, the 40-Degree Quilt is the perfect ultralight backpacking quilt for three-season temperature ranges, providing even, top-to-bottom warmth. A 7d micro ripstop shell is durable and soft to the touch, and a sewn, closed footbox helps to prevent drafts. Low-profile center push clips and a neck drawcord work together to lock in warmth.”
Full specs and prices for the 40-Degree Quilt →

Zpacks Solo Quilt

Source not recorded.

“Conquer any landscape with courage knowing that you’ll be warm and comfy in our Solo Quilt when you get to camp. This minimalist quilt can be tucked under you, clipped at the center, or clipped to your sleeping pad with the included strap. Super soft, extra warm, and ultralight, this quilt is a great choice for the hiker that wants it all without sacrificing anything.”
Full specs and prices for the Solo Quilt →

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