Zenbivy

Pros

• I'm hoping to upgrade to a ZenBivy set up because I think I will be even more comfortable, and they pack down smaller/lighter than my current Nemo bag, for the sake of backpacking. ... the quilt and sheet systems are highly reviewed.
• I absolutely LOVE my zenbivy!! I highly highly recommend them if you, like me, can’t sleep in a sleeping bag. I use an exped sleeping pad with it. I sleep better camping than I do at home some nights now.
• But really came here to say that the ZB is really nice to sleep in from my experience. I also like the fast sheet as it makes drafts much less likely to happen, and you get a pillow barn which does feel so much better for me.
• I have a 20F synthetic and a 20F down. I have used both down to 30F and was warm with both. I have also used them up to 60F with the foot box open, using them like a blanket.
• Parent context: I love my Zenbivy, just like sleeping in bed at home. Reply: I love mine as well. There are different price ranges that can accommodate your budget. They have a great sale for Black Friday. It’s the best sale of the year,...

Cons

• Zenbivy is also pretty roomy though I've let drafts in when kicking up a knee in the large size quilt
• I think the zenbivy system seems okay, but it's rather heavy compared to other quilt systems from Katabatic or Neve that also cut down on drafts.
• The zenbivy However is ridiculously expensive here in Europe. It's almost 300 or twice the price I paid for the S2S
• Zenbivy in general tends to be heavy (for the rating), expensive, and not comfort rated for the temps they put in the names (I know this is something that typically angers Zenbivy users, but those are the reasons they are not typically r...
• Zenbivy (want a regular bed at home with high price)