[pct-l] now sleeping bags and quilts

[Carol]

Yes, you can do that if it's a comfortable material. Or you can use a bag liner. Or you can cover the pad with another material. Personally, I think it's just better to have designated sleep clothes that protect your sleep system from the dirt and oil and salt of your body. It's kind of like wearing a person-shaped bag liner. :) Plus, you can use your sleeping clothes as an extra (base) layer if needed. The outside will stay relatively clean and still be suitable for sleeping since they're under your mid &/or outer layers. 

Carol

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> On Nov 25, 2013, at 1:17 PM, Gretchen Brauer-Rieke <gretchbr at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I think I'd do better with a quilt, but wonder what you sleep on top of -
> your bare pad? 
> 
> Gretchen
> 
>> Wondering what the most popular quilts are?  And are they good for tummy
> sleepers....are your toes inside?
> 
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