Therm-a-Rest Questar Sleeping Bag Series Review

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[@k2outdoor806]

I have Questar (0 degrees comfort) I like a lot of moments here,Water repellent coating works, hydrophobic down probably also not bad (i don't know what will be in 5 or 10 years with properties of down ).Synergy system works good - cool .But i have to say than quality of down is Not the best for this price.Maybe because it is Duck down, maybe because a bit to much feather but I noticed that the scores of fill power went down, a dead zone has formed in the chest area - down distribution is not very even and this cold zone increases with the time (not long time) . My next bag will be with 800 FP Goose down

[@TheSasquatchNation]

What mat was that in this video? Thanks.

[@Enwild]

Hi there! That's the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XTherm MAX: www.enwild.com/therm-a-rest-neoair-xtherm-max-2020.html

[@jonasclaudius]

@@Enwild great video!
i am planing on buying this exact same setup for my wintertrips. the XTherm MAX used in this video is the regular version i guess? do you know if the regular WIDE version also fits into the connectors of the Questar?

[@juliank798]

@@jonasclaudius Not sure if you already purchased because its been 4 months lol. But I got a 25 inch wide pad and while it does fit, its way too tight and stretches my sleeping pad. The connectors seem like it only works for regular pads.