Paria Outdoor Products - Thermodown 15 Down Quilt

I did a pretty serious hike with just Walmart gear, but I have since upgraded to mostly budget online / Chinese brands. Here's approximately what I have: Tent: Paria Outdoors Arches 2P Trekking Pole Tent / 3FULGEAR Lanshan 2 / Naturehike Cloud Up UL 2P / Naturehike Cloud Up EXT 2P. I have a Lanshan 2 with solid inner as well as the Cloud Up EXT. I think the Arches is a better trekking pole tent if you don't care about having a solid inner. Pad: Walmart CCF + OneTigris NobleJade sleeping pad. Bag: Paria Outdoors Thermodown 30 Down Quilt + I like having a sleeping bag liner for ease of washing. I actually have the 15 degree version. Backpack: Naturehike 60+5L backpack / 3FULGEAR Yue 55 / 3FULGEAR Tianshan. Cooking: Paria and Fire Maple have some good stuff. Trekking poles: I have some CMT ones and some BD ones.

i honestly dont know how much warm it provides but i like my s2s reactor bag liner. much better feel than my nylon quilt. but matched with my paria 15deg quilt, ive found it a good winter camp combo. that's with a nemo tensor extreme and ccf pad. also have a zero deg teton bag i use at hunting camp. thing is budget friendly ($100) bulky and wicked cozy. if space isnt concern, and budget is, its a good option. can look into bedrolls too. can throw certain setups in a snowbank and sleep cozy. have no product experience tho

I have a quilt from Paria Outdoors (15F) that I’ve had for around 8 years, it is super warm and allows plenty of movement/weird sleeping positions. Plus you can use it as a blanket while sitting around camp, share it with a partner or a dog, and it keeps me super warm and cozy. As others have mentioned, they come with straps to cut out drafts when it gets really cold. The shock cord wore out recently and Paria sent me a bunch for free, I replaced it and good as new. I will not go back to mummy bags or any sleeping bag, quilts only for me

Paria Outdoor- incedible quality, especially at the price point.  Their down sleeping quilt is wonderful and I’ve used it many times. 

Paria outdoors has their 15 degree down bag on sale for $130 right now. I have it and it is very nice and kept me really warm in 40 degree temps. You won't really find a down bag that cheap so you might want to look at it. You could always bring your other bag as a 2nd layer juuuust in case but I was nice and warm at 40 degrees