Hammock Bliss Sleep Sack - Travel and Camping Sleeping Sheet - Sleeping Bag Liner and Travel Pillow - Dream in Bliss

Like sleeping in satin. I used this for a month in a trip to Asia. I went to a few hotels and I was not sure if they had the fitted sheet like we do here in the US. It was big enough for me to roll around.How to use:Step 1: Stand next to the bed, hold out the sack and step into it.Step 2: Slowly hop if you need, to the bed like potato sack race.Step 3: Pull up to your shoulders before you sit on the bed, now lay downFolds nicely and very compact and light. Kept me warm on the long plane ride as well as while in the hotel. Great use of sleeping sack as a protection between the blankets. Even enough room to put over the pillow.I am 5'2" just to give an idea.

I have used this camping during the Texas heat and it's perfect. It's something over you if the temperature does drop, but it's not really going to hold in that much heat for those nights when it stays warm.I've also used it in hostels when I didn't like the looks of the sheets or they didn't have sheets. It worked great. I never got bed bugs, but that could have been that there weren't any to begin with.It packs down to next to nothing and is super light weight. There's also room in the sack when it's packed. I can fit it and a mosquito net in the attached bag and be set for a Texas summer night.

I used this when traveling through South East Asia. I was on holiday for 4 months. This was great to have when my hostels were not quite sanitary. It will provide a little extra warmth or is very good if your hostel only provides thick blankets which may be too warm. I used it to sleep in an Airport in the Philippines and it was long enough to cover my head providing a nice dark sleeping blanket effect.

My expensive silk sleeping bag liner ripped apart the last time I used it to sleep on a friend's couch, so I thought I'd try something tougher. This is great! Lots of room to move, and a nice carefree feeling that it can handle a few twists and turns during the night. It adds some warmth, just like the silk liner. It stuffs more loosely and easily than the silk liner, but takes up no more room in my bag. Costs half as much. Easy to wash. An excellent travel companion that will also be going camping with me.

I love this sleep sak. I have used it at hostels and staying over a friends couch and sleeping in a tent. Its a great weight for summer and spring and even fall for me, it keeps the sheets from falling off and keeps me feeling safe in my PJ's. Its a must have for backpack style travel.

Very comfortable. Packs down small.

Brings me piece of mind in hostels. I used this in the hot and humid climate of Panama and found it to be the perfect blanket in the air conditioned hostel rooms. It is very thin so don't think of it as a blanket in more temperate climates! Would definitely recommend for someone looking for a barrier from bedding or a liner for sleeping bags

I used the sleep sack for a trip to Dublin recently. I stay in a hostel and wanted some sort of sack incase the bedding wasn't clean. It was hot and I used the sack to sleep in and love it. I like the fact that it fold into a bag and it made it easy to through in my backpack when I was traveling light.

Great and comfy. Only thing is it doesn't go very small into a stuff sack compared to proper silk liners

Je fais 1m75 et il me va parfaitement.Je pense qu’au delà de 1m80 ça peut être justeJ’ai choisi ce model car il est cousu sur les côtés et apparemment les modèles à scratch son pas bien car ils ne tiennent pas dans le temps.Belle protection et petit plus, génère une petite sensation de chaleur c’est pas un duvet hein !!! :)