I finally got around to trying out the new quilt. I paired this with a wide/long Nemo pad and large Kylmit X pillow. The quilt opened up is 45" at the foot and 54" at the head and about 75 1/2"in length stretched. It was called the "UP Quilt" when I ordered it and now it's called the "Synergy Quilt". This was ordered as a Wide Regular.
It does have a very down like feel to it. It stuffs in a stuff sack at 8"x14" and in the picture I compressed it to 8"x7" and it could be compressed further. There is no zipper on the footbox, just a series of snaps at 4" up to 24" from the bottom. There is a draw cord at the bottom to close the foot and another at the head end to close it around your shoulders and a double snap. There are two shock cords with two adjustable loops to attach the quilt to the pad. The only thing I don't like is that the draw cord at the head end ends up behind your head which makes it a little difficult to close. EE quilts have the cord ends so that they are right at your chin when you are on your back. Sorry I forgot to weigh it, but it's light, somewhere around 30 oz would be my guess.

I don't know, I just got that pillow too. From Best Buy of all places and I thought they just sold electronics. But I think I'll like the pillow, it seems to stay put under my head- in the living room anyway. But I'll get out for an overnighter, weather and temperature permitting, in February for a real field test.

Toje,
Welcome to the Cafe.

I finally got around to weighing the Cedar Ridge quilt this afternoon. 33 oz in the stuff sack with the two pad attachment straps, so I was right on target with my guess of 30 oz. I'm pleased with the weight and purchase and can't wait to try it out. For comparison, my EE quilt rated at 20* was 20 oz but that's a "survival rating" and I was cold in it at anywhere near that temp even with thermals, gloves, socks, hat, and my coat as a blanket. My EE 10* which I got to replace the EE 20 weighs 32oz and it's probably comfortable to 20* which is what this Cedar Ridge is supposed to be rated to. So we will see.

I think Warren puts the shoulder cinch cord behind your head so that it doesn't dangle in your face- and that makes sense. More than once I've had the EE cord fall on my face while sleeping and wake up thinking a mouse or something has crawled on my face, so I think I'll get used to being behind my head and probably like it better.