Product Spotlight: ENO Ember UnderQuilt
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Tier: mid-range. Essential for hammock campers outside high summer.
New hammock campers learn one thing quickly: your sleeping bag compresses underneath you and stops insulating, and moving air under the hammock pulls heat away. The result is a cold back even on a mild night. An underquilt hangs outside and beneath the hammock, so its insulation stays lofted.
The Ember, from ENO
- Two layers of recycled synthetic insulation in offset quilting to reduce cold spots
- A water-repellent finish to block wind and moisture
- A comfort range of about 40–60°F, according to the listing
- bluesign-approved, according to the listing
Synthetic vs. down underquilts: synthetic is heavier and bulkier for the same warmth, but it handles damp better and costs less. That makes sense for a first underquilt, especially in humid climates.
Things to know
- 40–60°F is a shoulder-season and summer range. For colder nights, add a pad inside the hammock or look for a warmer quilt.
- It's a new listing with very few reviews so far.
Pairs with: the ENO OneLink and other gathered-end hammocks, plus a top quilt or bag from our Sleep category.
Check the ENO Ember UnderQuilt on Amazon
Availability changes often, so check the Amazon listing for current stock and options.