- Is the Ember EB3 warm enough for three-season use?
- It is rated to 45°F, so it suits mild nights and summer trips. For colder conditions, pair it with a sleeping bag or choose a lower-rated quilt.
- Do I need a sleeping pad with this quilt?
- Yes. A quilt has no bottom insulation, so you rely on your pad and the straps to keep it in place and trap warmth.
- How does it compare with a sleeping bag?
- It is lighter and more packable than a comparable bag and vents more easily. A bag offers more enclosure and is better for cold sleepers.
- What is the QuiltLock system for?
- QuiltLock lets you attach the quilt to a compatible Sea to Summit sleeping bag to add warmth without carrying a second full bag.
- What sizes are available?
- It comes in Regular and Long, with the Long measuring about 77.5 inches. The Regular suits most adults under about six feet.
- Is the down responsibly sourced?
- Yes. The 850+ fill-power goose down is RDS-certified and treated with a non-PFC ultra-dry finish.
- Where is the Sea to Summit Ember EB3 Quilt cheapest?
- At InWild US, for $284.78, 31% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Sea to Summit Ember EB3 Quilt?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 6 ratings. Buyers like: Kept reviewer and dog warm during freezing rain; Packability and warmth praised for bikepacking; Footbox can pull around the pad; straps keep quilt in place. Common complaints: One reviewer preferred leaving the top strap off while sleeping.
- Where can I buy the Sea to Summit Ember EB3 Quilt?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including DICK'S Sporting Goods, InWild US, AlpinStore, ! OutdoorXL.com, Al's Sporting Goods.