ColemanStratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner, 50°F Sleeping Bag for Adults, Adds 12°F More Warmth When Used to Line Another Sleeping Bag, Stuff Sack Included

I intend to try this out very soon but am really pleased with the quality and speedy dispatch. The material is really warm and will make a big difference when combined with my sleeping bag.

Very nice and comfortable thermal blanket/liner

Aditamento extra para extra calor y comfort !Es ligero y de buen material.Se hace manta o sleeping amplio de tela polar.

I just used it on a 2 night mountain hike. I have an older sleeping bag and expected the temp to drop below 0C. It was a perfect fit and added the warmth I needed. It is a little bulky for backpacking but was worth the space. I’m impressed with the zipper. It didn’t jam allowing easy opening in the morning. I’m very satisfied.

Ótima compra e um excelente produto.

I purchased 4 of these liners to compare. We're mostly car camping for the foreseeable future, and as I've gotten older I'm more sensitive to the cold, so I'm looking to add a few degrees to my 10° down bag.They all are plenty big and retained about the same amount of heat, raising the temp inside the bag with me inside about 5° after 15 minutes, (based on our smart thermostat sensor).The Redcamp was the beefiest by weight (1lb 9.4oz), by the zipper was so incredibly slick it moves on its own! No way it is staying zipped up all night.The Osage River was fine, basically the same as the Coleman but slightly lighter weight (1lb 1.8oz) and about $10 more.The Litume was the smallest and lightest weight (15.1oz), although it felt heaviest when draped on my legs. It's made from micro fleece with a smooth outer cover. It's really nice, and came in a high quality compression sack. But I don't think it adds any more heat than the others, and since I don't plan on doing any backpacking the weight and compression aren't of value to me. I ordered the zipper less version, so can't speak to durability of the zipper.The Coleman is about the same as the Osage River and Redcamp models, but was the cheapest AND was 1/3 the price of the Litume. The zipper is super beefy. It weighed in much heavier than the Osage River but only slightly behind Redcamp at 1lb 9oz.If the Litume was the same price or ithought I would use it for backpacking, I would probably go for it, but the Coleman is the clear winner for our current setup.

I got this to go inside my -5 sleeping bag for winter camping. I tested it out in -1 weather and I was super toasty! Very soft and warm. Bulkier than I wanted by worth it to stay warm at night.