Sleeping Bag Liner for Warm Weather Seasons with Carry Bag - Protable,Lightweight and Skin-Friendly Sleeping Bag for Camping,Hiking and Backpacking.

I had to travel to Pittsburgh for work during a 90°+ heatwave. I brought my son with me and since the room only had one bed and he’s a light sleeper, I let him have the bed and I took my travel air mattress and this sheet. The sheet is comfy and does look a bit shroud like which may be off putting to some, but it did a nice job of keeping me contained and not too hot. It washes well and I love that it folds up neatly in its own travel pouch.

Wish the zipper was higher quality but lasting so far.

Use as a liner in my backpacking bag and if the night starts warm it is perfect to cover up in without using the entire bag.

Very happy with this. Took it to Africa. Lightweight, washes well. Best part is zipper. Old one too hard to get out of in middle of night.

This was a great edition to my camping equipment. It washes up well too.

This sleeping bag liner traveled with me as I completed the 500 mile Camino de Santiago from France through Spain.Most overnight accomodations for pilgrims did not supply sheets or blankets. Having this lightweight liner was very practical.Overall, it was constructed with quality materials and cotton fabric held up well.I ditched the little bag it came in early on because it was time-consuming to put back after each use. I simply rolled it up and packed it in the backpack.It is soft and served its purpose well.The description indicates a full zipper. This zips about half way down one side. I toss and turn several times in the night and couldn't really move around inside. A full zip would have been much more convenient and I'd have given 5 stars.

This liner rolls up good and is comfortable to use. This can be use for hotel stays or outside camping as added warmth. I like using these in my bag to cut down how often I need to wash the sleeping bag. A good addition to your camping supplies.

I already have a silk sleeping bag liner but decided to get this one as an alternative. This is significantly heavier and packs larger than the silk one, and it is not as warm. However, I am still giving it 5 stars, because it seems like a very comfortable, quality item, and as everyone's uses are different, not everyone needs it to be lightweight. I was surprised to find that the texture of this bag is similar to a high quality cotton bedsheet. It is very soft and breathable and doesn't feel like the cheap polyester I was expecting. It is generously sized and has a zipper (with pull tabs on both the inside and outside) so it will not feel constricting and is easy to get in and out. It weighs 13 oz, so maybe not the best choice for backpacking, but it would be ideal for traveling where you're not sure of the cleanliness of your lodgings and want your own sheet/bag to sleep in. Because it unzips totally, you could also use it as a lightweight throw blanket, like maybe on a chilly airplane where the A/C is blasting. The zipper (while adding to the weight) does make it more versatile and comfortable to use. Picture shows the size of this liner in its stuff sack (center) compared to my silk liner and a 1.5 liter Nalgene bottle. 2nd picture shows the liner weighing in at 13.2 ounces (the silk liner, which is a mummy shape with no zipper, weighs 4.7 ounces.)