THE Best SLEEP System for Hunting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Eric and Matt have been on a mission to find the best sleep system to improve sleep in the backcountry. They have spent hundreds of nights and thousands of dollars trying to get more rest. After weeks of reading articles and hours spent watching youtube videos they have finally find a sleep system that trumps them all. With having modularity to be a one size fits all sleeping bag for any season. While also being lighter weight and more compact than any competitor the guys have settled on the Big Agnes 3N1 Down Zero degree bag.
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Over 40 years of hunting and sleeping on everything you could imagine. I use 11' onewind hammock and 12' rainfly with under quilt now. I use a body quilt as a blanket. Lightweight backpack system. Sleep like a baby now. No ground dwelling anymore
Stick a couple of Velcro strips on your pillow and pad and the pillow stays put.
I am a huge fan of the hammock setup with an under quilt and whatever sleeping bag you want. I’m not sleeping on the ground if I can help it! I am a huge fan of the Kammock Mantis UL. Rain, no problem, steep mountainside, no problem.. just need 2 trees roughly 12-15 feet apart. Takes just a couple minutes to get the whole thing set up and ready to sleep. Been in some absolute gulley washers and never even got damp.
my pillow makes a travel size, with lots of pillowcase options its my go to
I don't know if y'all have thought about it, but a good hack for your pillow sliding around is just as simply get some velcro straps that you can attach to the back of your pillow and attached to your pad. That seems to work really really well
Just getting into backcountry hunting and this was the exact video I needed! Thanks guys!!
I have been running a Nemo Tango Solo for a few years in the backcountry and the Big Agnes looks way better. It's the perfect evolution of the same concept, but it addresses some shortcomings with my Nemo. I'm never a fan of the top "quilt" letting air in around the bottom so the zipper on the quilt portion of the Lost Ranger looks awesome. Definitely buying one for this year. I have also loved my Big Agnes QCore pad. Basically an older version of the BA Rapide. Well worth the little bit of added weight. Thanks for this information and good luck this year everyone!
I just bought a $15 inflatable backpack pillow from amazon and it's great!
That combo setup looks sweet. I've tried different things myself, and I am still looking for the right setup. I have the klymit insulated air pad, and I also bought the fitted sheet for it to increase the R value. It also has a pillow pocket, so it keeps my air pillow in place. It's the sleeping bag I am having trouble with. I've tried many, and you know how that process goes. Blowing out zippers, being cold, etc. I also roll around a lot and am a side sleeper, so that sidewinder bag has my attention. Kinda seems like that combo setup would benefit me a lot. Thanks for showing the different setups. This is very helpful.
Great work Eric and Matt, now it's time to get out there.
Thanks guys. I usually just use my fleece jacket for my pillow. Less weight but not the best pillow. Great info. Thanks for sharing
I went to the zenbivy light quilt/sheet/pad this year. Game changer! You should check it out. Had the 10° quilt down to 20° F this past April. Never slept better. Have any of you tried Zen? I like the SeatoSummit Aeros ultralite delux pillow
No, my brother runs that system and swears by it
I switched to zen bivy and it’s amazing
I notice that Eric doesn't use a hammock since that one split open and dumped him on the ground.
You guys at Hush are just killing it this year with great information. And podcasts.
Bed pillows are the best!!! Thats my one luxury item😂
Amazes me that none of the folks I watch use a hammock (like a Hennesey). No more sleeping on rocks unless you decide you're going to sleep in a field somewhere (use your trekking poles to set it as a bivy type shelter). A thin, very lightweight insulation pad and my badlands sleeping bag work great. Going in really cold weather? Use an under quilt with it. Great night sleep every night.
Personally I find hammocks incredibly uncomfortable and terrible on my back no matter how I set it up.
@@Swearengen1980 Have you ever tried a Hennesey? It actually lays flat due to an asymmetrical diagonal. Mine is more comfortable than my bed at home.
@@haroldbleemel8537 I've looked at them, but only pictures. To me it still looks like it's in the shape of a banana. I've only seen one hammock design that laid truly flat and it had terrible reviews (ie, a novelty).
@@Swearengen1980 Yeah their pics are without anyone laying in them. It would be something you'd want to test out for sure.
@@haroldbleemel8537 If it's already banana shaped with no one in them, how is it going to flatten out with 180 lbs laying in it? The price doesn't make me want to just test it out on my own LOL.
Zenbivy quilt sleep system, only Big Agnes Zoom UL sleep pad instead of Zen's pad. Quilts > sleeping bags.
Thermarest compressible pillows. Been through a lot of the blow up pillows, they’re just not comfortable. Thermarest feels the most like a regular pillow and packs kinda small and lightweight. Get the regular size. Not the small, too small and not enough stuffing
wow that new BA bag is amazing I have a whisky river 0 degree and love it it has the pillow holder and pad retainer way better than the guys I hunt with but its a pretty bulky bag. I also would like going to the BA sleep pad. you guys got it figured out super light weight. most my weight is going to be in food and knifes hahah. every year i try to inprove a little this year was new rain gear and sissy sticks.
Greats info. I agree 💯% pillow is key.
Hush is just killing it this year with great information .
Nice review / info. That Big Agnes 3 in 1 system looks interesting. Never saw this until you folks put it up. I use a Canadian forces modular sleep system . Cotton sheet inner bag. Good for early season. Down inner good to - 15 deg c . And an outter bag down also -15 deg c. All together good to -40c or -40f. Comes with compression bag about 10 lbs. Used about $250cnd. I use them as a top quilt these days in my hammock with a -35deg c. Underquilt. My days of sleeping in the dirt are long over. Sleeping easily 8 hours unless woken by an alarm. 😅 i like your coverage of this subject and will be checking out more of your vids. Thanks.
Thanks so much I love these type of gear videos ! Thanks a lot for the awesome content
Kinda shocked you made no mention of Sea to Summit's sleep system. I think it is second to none for ultralight gear.
@Hushin Eric, Have you tried taking a memory foam pillow and cutting it in half for packability?
That is to much stuff😂 got 2 bags for the year and 2 pads. Pillow is your fleece or other smoth garment👍
That Agnus 3in1 look interesting! Have you checked the The North Face One Bag? Similar concept and temperature range at half the price. No pillow keeper tho.
You need to test and try the Zenbivy Light Bed 10 degree. Best of all you have here. Better than the Big Agnes 3N1
It’s a full pound heavier than the three in one and it’s 10° colder. Looked at it already. Looks interesting and a decent price point.
@gethushin 3n1 UL 15 is 2lbs 3 oz. The zenb8vy light 10 is 2lbs even plus 9oz for sheet. So zenbivy is 5 degrees warmer for 6oz difference
I’m really quite surprised with all of the money y’all have invested you haven’t bought a western mountaineering or feathered friends sleeping bag. Those two brands are by far and away the best.
Mid Sept elk hunting, is your preference 15 degree or 0?
Going for the first time next year.
Appreciate all the great content.
Let a little air out of your pillow if it’s an inflatable one and it won’t slip around as much.
The right quilt Is great. Zenbivy probably has the best over all system but the cost is pretty premium. I personally don't care for pads that don't allow me to sleep on my side comfortably so it has to be a wide pad. I am currently using a klymat lux and hate it. It will be getting replaced this year
Trekoligy has an inflatable pillow that has a strap for securing it to your pad
You know they sell pillows with straps right?
Thank you.
Do a review on the Argali tent.
And peax
Awesome review guys! Thank you. Eric your beard is on point 👌 what trimmer are you using?! Seriously. Lol
How are these bags with someone 6'4? If you know.
I’m pretty interested in sitka’s bag. The idea seems brilliant to me, but it almost seems too good to be true
Ground dwellers pshhh 😂 👍
My Pillow go anywhere
Having to go pee in the middle of the night in the backcountry sucks. Just take a urinal with you. Lightweight plastic urinal.
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