Sleeping Bag Liner - Adult Sleep Sack & Travel Sheets for Hotel - Travel Sleep Sack, Camping Sleeping Bag Liners for Cold Weather

Get one if you travel often.

I have gotten the best night's sleep since using this!

I purchased 2 of these Tough Outfitters sleeping bag liners to use while traveling. I do not like sleeping on hotel beds and these solve that problem! The material is medium thickness, not too thick to make you hot but thick enough to create a barrier between you and the hotel sheets.The liner easily folds up into its travel bag. I have washed and dried them several times, so far, without any issues. The zipper works well. You can open it up entirely so that it lays flat. You can also zip yourself inside it comfortably. I found it to be the right size, of high quality, and a great design. It folds up small enough to throw into a suitcase or purse!It also conveniently has a built-in pocket for a pillow. You can easily use a hotel pillow or your own. I would definitely recommend these liners for the comfort of home while traveling!

Fabric is a little slick, so it was easy to roll over, but I still felt a little tangled up in it. In the 25 degree weather outside (60 degrees inside the camper), it definitely had cold spots inside our 20 degree rated sleeping bag.If looking for a liner in really cold temperatures, I feel that fleece and flannel would be better fabric than this. However, we have decided we don’t want to do more cold weather camping, so this should be perfect in the summer as we use it more for keeping the bag clean than for warmth.I wish there was some way to attach it to the inside corners of the bag. My husband doesn’t move at night, so he doesn’t have a problem, however I change positions all night long, and by morning the bottom area was up by my knees.Love the zipper it is easy to get in and out, which I do multiple times a night. My husband commented that he wished It also zipped down his side as well.Over all very good product, and works as designed.

These sheets are a good roomy size, the zipper seems pretty sturdy, but the cotton is so scratchy it’s like rough on your skin. I washed them hoping they’d soften but they are still very rough. Will do the job for camping but was hoping for a better quality cotton.

The thread count of this item is not exactly high. It's probably around 250. It feels a bit more rough than Ikea's bedsheets that are labeled 300 thread count. The fabric is a bit rough to the skin if you're used to 600 thread count. That being said, it fits our Nemo Disco sleeping bags and I love how I don't have to wash the entire sleeping bag when we come back from camping. When it's hot, this is a great sheet to use on its own. I can't imagine traveling without this now. I'll probably bring it to hotels to save us from the yucky hotel comforters.

Recently purchased this product to use while walking the Portuguese Camino and it was perfect for our stay In hostel’s along the trail.I like this product because it’s packable, it’s roomy, and is easily washed and dried.The only thing I found that I didn’t like is the pillow cover attached. It does offer protection and comfort, while using the pillows provided along our journey, but as a side sleeper, it was a little awkward.Lastly, I would consider the silk version as it is likely even more comfortable and I’ve been told that silk is a more natural repellent for bedbugs

I initially purchased a five star cotton liner from another brand. It was bulky and required a crazy amount of fabric softener to make it soft enough to compress (it was absolutely massive folded). This is a vast improvement. It breathes well and compacts down to a small pouch. I like that it protects my expensive sleeping bag. It's also great in a hotel. If you roll around at all though, the brand won't matter. You'll end up wrapped up like a mummy. I purchased plastic tarp clips and they keep it in place. I clip against the sleeping bag and it stays in place. You could also clip to the base sheet in a hotel.