HyperDRY™ 800 FP Duck Down

Can’t believe I’m saying this but this goose down eats. U can’t convince me otherwise. Put this next to any other animal on the planet and goose down will eat. Fuckin night time, day time, idc. Kill me w this goose down.

I ordered 3 oz of down to overfill my hammock top quilt. It turns out that 3 oz of 800 down is a lot of down! It was well packaged and I was able to repair and renew my quilt.

HyperDRY™ 800 FP Duck Down

The down quality is excellent and exactly as advertised. I'm glad I decided to go with your product and not the competition. I ordered the 800HP Hyper Dry down for adding loft to my old down jacket. It's now like new but with add loft, no need to buy a new one.

This is the only product I've bought from RBTR which I didn't love. But I've been told the quality of down is just not what it used to be so perhaps it is not their fault..

Used the down to make an under quilt for my hammock. I ordered 12 oz of it and it was below freezing sleeting rain all night and it kept me incredibly warm when it was lofted and evenly distributed. would buy again to make something else

HyperDRY 800 FP Duck Down

I’ve got a 35° quilt and always felt like I wished I had bought one with a little more warmth. It was great to find the same down here at Ripstop that matched my quilt. After receiving the down I considered cutting holes in each baffle and then stuffing and patching them. Instead I removed the top stitch and just filled each baffle with a couple handfuls of down and then restitched it. Total time was about 2 hours and now my quilt is quite a bit thicker and probably 7° warmer. Rejuvenating a quilt feels more satisfying than buying a new one. Thanks Ripstop!

HyperDRY 800 FP Duck Down

The down was nice...no feathers. I used my eductor to blow the down in.
I used it in a baffled quilt for my hiking buddy (dog)---Ranger. I won't get to use it until we head to the Adirondacks in early June on a 5-7 day trip.

If you hold up your down sleeping bag to a light and see some spots where the light shines through, then you will have cold spots. These can be filled with this HyperDry 800 down to keep you warm through any weather. Just a few ounces can really make a big difference. This down is easy to work with. It comes compressed to some degree, so grabbing a handful and shoving into a baffle is pretty easy. Once you finish the stuffing, fluff up those sections to uncompress the down and you are done. You will not only see the difference, you can feel it too.

I’m a beginner at DIY hammock and accessories. So, I wanted to share in case anyone else is in the fence about sewing or adding down for DIY quilts. I’ve learned a ton through my first few projects, but working with natural down was actually very easy. Just make sure you get your down from Rip Stop so you know for a fact it’s ethically sourced!! It arrives packaged for ease of use. I used a solo cup and scale to weigh out how much to add in each baffle, that minimized my down loss ((because it will float away in air)) and made it super easy to maintain consistency.

I've used this product before when making a quilt. I bought this one to add to a premade blanket I purchased off Amazon. I like how it comes package. It makes it easy to put on a scale and divvy up how much you need. Very happy

Ordered 800 down to top off two older quilts. Shipping was fast even with Covid and stuffing was easier than thought. Quilts are much warmer now and am highly impressed by the quality.

This is my first time using any of these products. I quilt and sew clothes but I’ve never made a sleeping bag quilt. The quilt is for my 2 y/o granddaughter. The products I was able to buy were excellent.The resources to help me on this site and others were very good. Can’t wait to make another one!

I lost my sleeping bag while trying to set up camp in a wind storm. It landed in a cactus and I ended up losing some down trying to get it free...
The 3 ounces was even more than I expected and I think I made my sleeping bag quite a bit warmer than before. ordered a sample pack of DFC and it worked well to patch the holes Very happy with my purchase!

I used it 18 oz to make an under quilt.
Packaged and compressed every 3 ounces, they were weighed and placed into each chamber with a metal spoon.
The work efficiency was very good because it was in a certain amount of mass until it was filled with air.
And when it included air, it grew brilliantly.
Can't wait to test quality in the field!

I used this for a karo step top quilt using calendared 1.0oz HyperD for the shell and 0.67 noseeum mesh for the baffles. All materials purchased through RSBTR.
First, the packaging. The down comes super compressed in taped up ziplock bags that have 3 oz. a piece. This is really great when it comes time to fill your project. Because I used the karo step technique I was able to get both hands inside the quilt and open the zip lock bags one by one and start distributing the down around with my hands. This made it much easier and I had very little down to pick up out of the tub when I was done.
By comparison, I made a top quilt for my wife using down I purchased from Amazon that was supposed to be 850FP. Her quilt was slightly smaller in dimensions, and I used one ounce more in hers of the Amazon purchased down. There is no comparison between the loft between my quilt using the RSBTR down and the down from Amazon. The other one SHOULD have more loft since the dimensions were smaller and there was a little more down, but the opposite is true.
Get the down here. Don't get tempted by cheaper prices elsewhere, you will NOT get what you think you're getting other places. Get quality products from RSBTR.

Down came in a heavy ziplock gallon bag with a small pin hole. No obvious feathers that I can see in the mix, although I am afraid to open the bag until ready to use it to add to my EE quilt that has cold spots.

HyperDRY 800 FP Duck Down

Great product, used it to make my own hiking quilt. It's super warm and VERY light.

Worked great for winter top quilt.

Amazing quality of product and great customer service. I highly recommended Ripstop by the Roll

Ok I didn’t get the 800 down from here but I doubt the quality isn’t the same. Used 12 oz of down for a 3’ thickness, about 54’ wide at the top and about 5’3 tall for a quilt. I don’t recommend baffles any bigger than 4-5in wide and have them go vertical. Use the .66 membrane 10 taffeta for the inside fabric and outside... well I get that from the other guys. My quilt weighs 1lb 3oz.

I was a little scared working with down after reading about how messy it can be. I was surprised how easy it actually was. The way this down comes compressed in the bags makes it convenient to work with, with barely any loose down to float away. I hung my bag on a clothes line in the house, turned off any heat/ac and carefully transferred the down to the sleeping bag. The trick is don't move too fast to creat "wind", slow steady movements. Afterwards I just sucked up what escaped with a vacuum. Which wasn't much. Very pleased!

Very clean fill and received quickly.

This is some of the best priced coated down I've found. Made my top quilt 77x56 with 12oz of the stuff and it works great, seems to be close to 2.5" of loft. Maybe not quite. Can't say anything about water resistance but I assume it's not amazing because down...

I couldn't be happier with my transaction with RSBTR, lightning fast shipping, great customer service and the highest quality products all combine to provide a fantastic shopping experience. Having a fantastic selection of competitively priced products also helps. Thanks for everything!