G'day Jason,

The BYOQ is essentially just a tough canvas quilt cover, so you can take your regular quilt camping without worrying amount damaging it, so there isn't a comfort rating as such without your quilt being added.

G'day Rudy,

Yes, these sleeping bags are designed to zip together to create one large sleeping bag.

G'day David,

Absolutely, the Black Wolf Tuff BYOQ is machine washable on a gentle cycle.

G'day Paul,

Just to confirm, the Black Wolf Tuff BYOQ is only a quilt cover. You should be able to zip 2 together by laying one on top of the other but you'll need your own quilt to fit inside. 

G'day John,

You're correct, the specifications were a little out. Good news though, we've weighed it and updated the weight on the site now. They are actually a little heavier than Black Wolf is claiming. We weighed them in at 1.488kg.

G'day Karen,

I've just double checked this for you. The Black Wolf Tuff BYOQ's liner is sewn into the canvas, so it can't be separated. 

G'day Upen,

Sorry for the confusion on this one, but the Black Wolf Tuff BYOQ is only a quilt cover designed to handle the ruggedness of the outdoors. You still need to put your own quilt/doona inside. Because of this, it's a little hard to compare with the Roman Double Sleeping Bag.

G'day Nathan,

Just to clarify, are you aware that the Black Wolf Tuff BYOQ is just a heavy duty quilt cover, not an actual quilt?

There should be no reason why you can't zip them together with one laid on top of the other similar to most non-hooded sleeping bags.