Zenbivy experience

[WVmike]

I ran across these sleeping systems and although I have a good quality sleeping pad and quilt I tend to have issues with only getting 2-4 hours of sleep at night while sleeping in my tipi tent. I use a quilt due to the fact that I roll around so much that in the mornings the blankets are almost on the floor. The sheet system that comes with the zenbivy looks like it would keep your pillow kind of locked into place so it doesn’t slide out from under your head leaving you waking up with the pillow not where it’s supposed to be. Anyone have any experience with these systems?

Usually a side/stomach sleeper. Use a Viam outdoors 0 degree quilt with pad straps, Exped dura 8r sleeping pad and the jury is still out on the pillow.

 

[typhoon916]

I ran across these sleeping systems and although I have a good quality sleeping pad and quilt I tend to have issues with only getting 2-4 hours of sleep at night while sleeping in my tipi tent. I use a quilt due to the fact that I roll around so much that in the mornings the blankets are almost on the floor. The sheet system that comes with the zenbivy looks like it would keep your pillow kind of locked into place so it doesn’t slide out from under your head leaving you waking up with the pillow not where it’s supposed to be. Anyone have any experience with these systems?

Usually a side/stomach sleeper. Use a Viam outdoors 0 degree quilt with pad straps, Exped dura 8r sleeping pad and the jury is still out on the pillow.

I've been looking at em also ... Following has well

 

[Arcola]

Love mine. Very active sleeper and I’m miserable in a mummy bag. Have trouble keeping a quilt on top of me.

I have their first ultralight version which is only about a 30 degree rating and they didn’t have larger sizes, so at 6ft I’m maxing out the length. I’ve been looking at their newer versions, but their prices have really gone up. I’ll probably break down and upgrade this spring.

 

[typhoon916]

Love mine. Very active sleeper and I’m miserable in a mummy bag. Have trouble keeping a quilt on top of me.

I have their first ultralight version which is only about a 30 degree rating and they didn’t have larger sizes, so at 6ft I’m maxing out the length. I’ve been looking at their newer versions, but their prices have really gone up. I’ll probably break down and upgrade this spring.

So your saying it's worth the money then .

 

[Arcola]

So your saying it's worth the money then .

For me it is. I just can’t sleep in a mummy bag and a larger bag is not an option for backpacking.

 

[WVmike]

For me it is. I just can’t sleep in a mummy bag and a larger bag is not an option for backpacking.

I can't sleep in a mummy bag either. Makes me feel like a sardine in a can. I was thinking of getting the full length sheet in a 10 degree rating and seeing if I could use it with my VIAM quilt since it has pad straps that connect it to the pad. If not, I'll get one of the quilts.