
Maker’s warranty: Manufacturing defects are repaired, replaced or refunded (no term stated); covers original purchaser from an authorized dealer; not purchases from third-party sites (Amazon, eBay, Craigslist); paid repairs. Hyperlite Mountain Gear’s terms, read Oct 25, 2026
A 40°F down quilt from Hyperlite Mountain Gear with 1000 fill power DWR-treated down, a 7D micro ripstop shell, a sewn closed footbox, center push clips, a neck drawcord and two pad attachment straps. Hyperlite Mountain Gear lists a weight of 408 g (14.4 oz) in Regular.
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Weight and price against the sleeping bags & quilts rated 30°F to 50°F in the RidgeNote register with a published figure; other figures against every one of the sleeping bags & quilts. Manufacturer-listed; sources and dates are on this page.
The lightest of the sleeping bags & quilts rated 30°F to 50°F on record is Zpacks Solo Quilt at 11.8 oz — 73 g less.
The cheapest is Sea to Summit Boab Synthetic Sleeping Bag at $124.00 — $306 less and 819 g heavier.
Main models on the same shelf, compared with the 40-Degree Quilt on the makers’ published figures; the tick on each bar is the 40-Degree Quilt.
Sleeping bags rated 15 to 25°F ranked by maker-published weight: 22 models. Lightest: Therm-a-Rest Vesper 20°F/-6°C Down Quilt at 1.21 lb (550 g).
Sleeping bags and quilts rated 26 to 35°F ranked by maker-published weight: 16 models. Lightest: Zpacks Solo Quilt at 11.8 oz (335 g). Median 1.39 lb.
How to read a temperature rating, why fill weight matters more than fill power, per-size prices, and what the makers publish for the Kelty Cosmic 20, the Western Mountaineering line, NEMO, Sea to Summit, Mountain Hardwear and Therm-a-Rest.