If you are choosing between the two, and it is not a mountain bike where handling preference comes into it, the smaller size is the safer error to make
If you live in colder climates, you need a little more room for bulky insulated clothing
Here are the things I customized for my quilt making it the perfect quilt for me: The temperature rating is 10 degrees, and the down type is 950, which makes this super warm on the coldest nights I got this in the regular length because Im 57 I got this in a wide width because Im a side sleeper and like to roll in my sleep I opted to customize the color of my quilt with purple, both on the inside and outside I added a draft collar to give me the option to be able to trap the warm air on the inside on those really cold nights Theres a sewn foot box at the bottom of the quilt, which helps keep my feet warm and is where I keep my hiking clothes and socks I plan on wearing the next day along with my water filter while Im sleeping
(Bishop Boyle) 88 Jeff Bowden WR 5-7 165 So Tallahassee (Lincoln) * 75 Tom Brannon OT 6-3 240 Jr Albany, Ga
model around cypress trees to catch many of the bass he weighed in a Bassmaster Central Open in which he finished 12th with 32 pounds, 15 ounces