Thanks! Good info! I'll bet I can find that at Home Depot or Lowes. I did read people were having condensation issues with the windshield shades. I'd bet it'd be a help for colder temps in combination with some other things.
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Originally Posted by
chrisx
It is not a windshield shade you want. It is reflectix water tank insulation you want. They look very similar. The reflectix is cheap and light. Good to 40 but not to a freeze. You can use this while you save up for an expensive underquilt. I ended up using mine from the waist down. In combination with the under insulation from Hennessy. A five foot piece from the waist down and curled over the top of the feet kept me warm at 30. I think my hyper light was good for short trips, and bad for long trips. Bad for my posture on long trips. I had to have the lightest one. Maybe a bigger one would be better. Hammocks are handy in western Washington. No traveling into the night in search of a flat spot. On longer trips a tent seems better for my backs health.
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