Reddit reviews WIND HARD Winter Down Hat Ultra-Light Windproof Waterproof Sleeping Bag Trooper Hunting Trapper Hat Cap Unisex with Compression Stuff Sack Storage Bag 0.2lb (Black)
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MATERIAL: Shell:Ultra-Light Waterproof design iFlex 15D Nylon Fabric(Waterproof); Lining: iFlex 15D Nylon fabric(Waterproof);95% White Goose Down
COMFORTABLE:800 Filling Power&Soft Skin Fabric;
WEIGHT:Net Weight 2.3oz(65g),Filling Weight 1.2oz(35g),good for sleeping bag accessories,With 3 Sinch Straps;
DURABILITY:Perfect Head Gear For Outdoor Activities Camping, Hiking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Trapping;
ADJUSTABILITY:Adjustable Chin Strap;
Also worth considering of you want to save some money:
https://www.amazon.com/Ultra-light-Windproof-Waterproof-Sleeping-Compression/dp/B074XG7T64/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=down%2Bhood&qid=1554660418&s=gateway&sr=8-3&th=1&psc=1
I just got mine and it's great. Surprisingly lofty and nice construction. I swapped out the cordlocks because the ones that come with it are excessively large. 2.3 oz
I've ordered the Agiesmax down balaclava and booties for my girlfriend who runs cold, and she's loved them.
WIND HARD Winter Down Hat... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074XG7T64?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
WIND HARD Winter Down Booties... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078RZLV37?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
The lack of a hood for me has turned out to be a nice bonus because my balaclava or beanie or puffy jacket hood keeps me warmer than a mummy hood and when I turn from side to side, it turns with my head while the quilt stays put and I'm not breathing into the hood. My Katabatic seals out drafts along the edges and around my neck really well so I can stay toasty warm down into the mid-20's in my 30F Palisade. If I want to stick my arm out and rest my head on my bicep, I just wear my puffy jacket and gloves so the arm stays warm (same thing I'd have to do if I stuck my arm out of a mummy).
Some people have a preference for mummies though, particularly if you really are getting down to 10F. There might be a mummy model designed with extra room to bend your legs, or maybe you could have a company like Nunatak custom make one for you. I'm not super familiar with which models may fit your criteria.
If you're still thinking about trying a quilt, and can get over not having an integrated hood, Katabatic is going to be the best for those low temps. If you want an open footbox model that can be used as a blanket, their Flex models are awesome. They have a brilliantly designed draft blocker for when the foot is cinched closed, overstuff in the foot area, as well as the elastic hem that sucks the edges under you, differential cut which prevents cold spots, a draft collar around the neck, really great pad attachment system, the fabric feels really nice on the skin and not clammy like a lot of other cottage quilts. Their temp rating is about 10F warmer than most other companies, so most 10F quilts would be similar to the Katabatic 22F. I have a standard width but you may want to consider a wide just so you make sure you have that room you're wanting.
Whichever direction you go, I hope you find something that works well for you!
Looks goofy, but my head was getting cold in my sleeping bag on my winter trips and decided to get this down hood. My buddies make fun of me, but my head is toasty at night when it reached single digits (upper wisconsin).
https://www.amazon.com/WIND-HARD-Ultra-light-Waterproof-Compression/dp/B074XG7T64/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=down+hood&qid=1573760580&sr=8-4