EE Revelation Length

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I am about to order an EE Revelation and was looking at the sizing chart. It says that being 6'5" I only need a long and not an extra long. Can anyone confirm this? Would it be nice to have an extra long, or will it make things just fit wrong?
 
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Can't help with the sizing, but I love my EE Revelation. My only comment would be to go one level warmer than you think will keep you comfortable. If you would normally backpack with a 20 degree sleeping bag, then go with the 10 degree EE quilt. I just find they don't keep me as warm as the temp rating might suggest. I wish they'd get on board with a more standardized testing of their temp rating.
 
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Can't help with the sizing, but I love my EE Revelation. My only comment would be to go one level warmer than you think will keep you comfortable. If you would normally backpack with a 20 degree sleeping bag, then go with the 10 degree EE quilt. I just find they don't keep me as warm as the temp rating might suggest. I wish they'd get on board with a more standardized testing of their temp rating.

Yeah, I was planning on getting a 10 or a 0... Was thinking about a 20 and bringing the woobie if it was gonna be cold, but where I like to go backpacking in the summer (10,000-11,000ft) it can get down below freezing at any point throughout the year, so I would always be bringing the woobie. I'm also a cold sleeper.
 

Tsnider

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im 6'1 and got a long wide. seems to do great for me so far. i got a 10 degree and have slept in the mid 20s and done decent. i need to get better about adjusting it before i go to sleep. i have no doubt it will keep me plenty warm during archery season at high elevation.
 

Tsnider

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just got back from backpacking. slept like shit. looked up what I'm doing wrong and have been using the straps incorrectly haha. I'm a man and don't need no instructions.

i had it my head it worked a different way from descriptions. derp.
 

FURMAN

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I am 5"10 and a side sleeper(legs rarely stretched out) I went regular and it is fine.
 
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I'm 6'1" and went with the long and am glad I did, if only to have some room to move/dive in if my head gets cold. For me the straps are key for keeping warm and draft free in a quilt, especially in a floorless shelter.
 
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