Frelaxy Sleeping Bag Liner, XL Travel Sheet for Camping, Hotels and Hostels

Bought for my kid to take to camp in non air conditioned cabin in the middle of summer.Worked perfectly! Fabric is soft enough and quality is good enough for a teenager. May not last a long time but will last long enough.

The fabric is super soft and comfortable and washes well. However, it is very thin and has potential to tear. I had to make a repair at the seam and hoping it will last. But not worried because the customer service is great. The company stands behind the quality.

I bought this because I was told I'd be sleeping in a Yurt. Turned out it was a thin cloth yurt style tent that got down to about 31 degrees over night. This liner did a great job of keeping me warm under a thinsulate blanket. It packs nicely, and is very comfortable to the touch. Glad I bought it.

The zipper and seams are sturdy and double stitched. The material is typical sheat material like you see pretty much everywhere. I was worried about the width but it was fine. I am six feet tall and it is wide enough to allow my calf or thigh to go sideways. I had a mummy bag that was to narrow for that, and found I couldn't put on my socks or even scratch my ankle without totally exiting the bag first. With this one, no problem.

Fabric is soft to the touch and lightweight. But it clings a bit, making it difficult to slip in and out of the bag. Side opening is small, such that one must enter from head end and worm down into the full length. Pillow pocket is a nice idea, but is too small and does not fit my pillow. Bag is not worth returning so I will try removing most of the side seam, perhaps find a way to make it work for me.

The cloth is soft, seems durable and held up to several nights and being washed in a washing machine.If you want a great value, get this liner. I use it for truck camping when I want to feel something like a sheet, instead of a sleeping bag. In the warm desert nights you can sleep with just this over you and feel comfortable.

Because it's 100% polyester, I had some trepidation about how this liner would feel. Does it feel slick and plasticky like ripstop nylon fabrics? Does it feel like mylar "space blankets" (aka emergency blankets)?I'm finicky. I only like very soft fabrics: cotton, flannel, fleece, cotton/polyester blends, bamboo, silk, and the latest supersoft 100% polyester used in casual/athletic apparel. If it isn't soft and cotton-like, I'm "allergic" to it, figuratively speaking.This liner does pass my "feel" test. It's very soft and comfortable on my skin, like bedsheets at home. It doesn't make me feel like I've been "packaged" in man-made material.Being 100% polyester is good AND bad.- The good: It retains/traps heat better than cotton.- The bad: It retains/traps heat better than cotton.In cold weather, it's good because it doesn't breathe like cotton.In warm weather, it's bad because it doesn't breathe like cotton.A perfect example of a half full glass being half empty!I got the zippered liner because I don't like feeling like someone shoved me into a partially opened sardine tin. Paraphrasing what 'Archie Bunker' said after worming into the bedsheet and blanket tightly tucked under on 3 sides of the mattress, "It feels like I'm sleeping in a sock."The zipper makes it much easier to get in and out of the liner. With no zipper, you'll need to slither and squirm your way in and out. (Imagine if your sleeping bag had no zipper... Get it?!)The one thing that would improve the liner is to make it wider for a much more relaxed fit. Instead of being 33" wide, 40" to 45" would be nice.If you are a person with some girth, you definitely should opt for the zippered liner for easier ingress/egress.Also, being able to lower the zipper allows for a less claustrophobic fit.

Easy to pack, very lightweight, longer length.

The price, quality, size and design of this somehow hit a perfect note. The pocket works for a pillow or to hold a mat. The zippers are quality - I like that they have a version with no zippers, but they are worth the weight for me. I've slept in this about 18 nights now. It's excellent on its own for summer nights, or paired with a down blanket. One note is that it is probably too big for the inside of many sleeping bags, unless you have a rectangle. I put my mat, myself and my blanket inside it during the colder nights and it kept everything together really nicely in a comfy, warm, lightweight bundle. I'm sure it will last many years. A definite step up from the folded over double sheet I was using before! Highly recommend.

Very comfortable I would recommend to all

Very comfortable and easy to roll and carry

Some reviews said to pay a bit more for a zipper, I did, and do not regret it. Easier to get inside. Should work perfectly when I'm doing the camino in 5 months.

Comfortable. Used in hostel. Seems well made