Sleeping Bag Liner Ultralight Travel Sheet Dirt-Proof Camping Sheets Compact Hotel Sleeping-Sack for Outdoor Backpacking Hiking

This is very nice for travel. Works well if you like to spread out our toss and turn. Easy to get in. Nice to have open feet if that is what you want. Lovely soft fabric that washes nicely and dries quickly. It’s a polyester blend. Carrying case is small but you can get it back in with a little effort Read more

Most of this review is for the 63" wide sleeping bag liner compact travel sleeping sheet (in the very pretty light blue). I also got a 46" wide travel sleeping sheet from JUISEE. Both items came early and without excess packing (thank you, Amazon for that). I REALLY like the 63" wide sheet. On my scale (not very accurate at these weights), the 63" sheet is close to 2 pounds - less than 1/2 the weight of bringing 2 regular sheets even if thin and old. The 46" sheet is surprisingly lighter, and weighs closer to 1 pound. There is a soft plastic snap on one side at the top to facilitate getting in, but it's really easy to get in and out of and is very soft and large enough to be super comfortable without any restriction. The 46" wide is definitely lighter, and is also soft and not difficult to get in, but is a closer fit. I'm a 5"4" woman who doesn't move around a lot when I sleep, so I wouldn't have a problem, but my preference is definitely for the wider sleeping sheet for my plans which are travel and hotels. If I were packing for canoe camping or car camping or camping in cabins, I would also take the larger sheet. If you're backpacking with a quilt instead of a sleeping bag, and you can work the weight into your bag (i.e. an overnight trip without a long hike), then I would also choose the 63" wide sheet. If I taking a longer backpacking trip, the 46" sheet would work well inside a sleeping bag and would be preferable to other styles and materials that I've tried. In summary, the 63" wide portable sleep sack is super soft, quite light, and VERY comfortable. Read more

Perfect for hotel beds, when you don't want to sleep on their sheets. Comfortable, soft, and cool. Used this on a cruise this summer, worked great. It folds small, and don't take up much room in your suitcase. Read more

This is my go to for travel needs. It is easy to pack and take with you and it is very easy to fold. It is worth the price and the quality is amazing. It is very soft and easy to zip. I always make sure to have this in my luggage. Read more

I travel frequently and don't always trust hotels to have cleanest linen. I recently used them and they are very comfortable and relatively warm without a heavy blanket. They fit well in a carry on suitcase. They are a little difficult to fold when you take them from the dryer, but comfort if having in my sheet makes up for it. Good purchase for me. Read more

Perfect for my needs. Soft material. Read more

Worked great. Very comfortable and nice material. Not the best quality, though. The plastic snap broke and a couple of seams ripped. Still usable and acceptable for travel. Read more

I use this in my RV so I can sleep on top of the mattress and not undo the sheets. It’s comfortable and perfect! Anyone who has to make up an RV mattress knows exactly what I mean. Get this. You will not regret it. Read more