Sea to Summit Premium Silk Sleeping Bag Liner

I'm a big dude. 6'7" and around 400lbs. This is big enough and long enough for me. I recently used this liner on a road trip through the southern united states. It is awesome! I love this "liner" so much. I love it so much in fact that I am now using it every night at home. It is amazing. It has magical properties that keep you warm and keep you from getting too hot during the night. My feet haven't been cold since using this item because they are always snuggled in the end of the liner. It's my new favorite thing. Once I wear this one out I am going to get another one.

What a difference adding the stretch panels add to using these liners. I’ve used the travel one and now the double. Bought the double for two people and it’s great for budget travel for added comfort in dodgy places of stay. It’s feels great to the skin. It becomes easier to pack as time goes on. Only knocks are they are expensive for what they are. Also the ouch they come in for the price are cheap.

We bought this for a trip to India, as a just-in-case precaution. Both of us fit in fine, with plenty of room. The material is comfortable and easy to roll up to fit back in the travel case. I took off one star because there is no pillow cover. I'm 5'10 and my husband is 6'3. The sheet came just under our pillow; not enough room to pull it over the pillow. Slept well.

Are used this liner on a trip to Asia. Although I am a single I bought a double for the extra space. Because I was staying at budget hotels this liner was a Must Have item. When I go back to Asia it too will go back with me.

This is an amazing silk travel liner - goodbye sheets -

it is scratchier than I would expect for silk but it will do the job.

I bought many things in preparation for a trip to India. The silk liner that I bought has been perhaps the purchase that I use the most. Although I am single, I bought a double and I really appreciate having the extra space. I highly recommend getting the sea to summit silk liner.

I have several sleeping bag liners in the traditional size (though I always opt for XL when available) in several fabrics. Silk is the best for packing light, because it weighs almost nothing. (Silk/cotton blend is my choice when bulk/weight matter less, because it is sturdier and will probably last longer.) I don't like the feel of synthetics, and cotton is too darn bulky & heavy on its own. I might as well travel with regular bedsheets I already own! I thought I'd prefer a double sized liner, and I was right. I just used it for a week at an educational seminar that used a kids' summer camp for adults during the off season. Adding this to the camp's bedding made me a lot more comfortable. Even though it is wider than a twin bed, it is so light and thin, the extra fabric didn't matter at all. Personally, I wish it had the pillow pocket area at the top for extra coverage and to keep my pillow on the bed, but I can live with the shape it is. I hope the ripstop material means the silk will last longer. My first silk sleep sack is now torn down the sides, but still works as an oddly long, thin, travel blanket that packs down to the size of a pair of socks. This new one is the size of a pair of men's cotton boxer briefs (folded up), and the ripstop gives it a slightly odd texture. It didn't keep me from being comfortable in bed, but I don't enjoy touching the fabric quite as much as I do plain weave silk habotai. I've washed this once, and it dried overnight. That's what I expect of silk. The side panels did take the longest to dry, so watch out for that.

We use this in our van in hot weather. In our two zipped up sleeping bags when it is cold. Take on holidays for back up if hotel has questionable hygiene.

Nive