Cocoon 100 Cotton Flannel TravelSheet Sleep Sack
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Cocoon 100 Cotton Flannel TravelSheet Sleep Sack -
Lightweight TravelSheets® are rectangular sleeping bag liners that can be used alone in warmer weather or add warmth and extend bag life. Ideal for hostels and hotels for added security in questionable bedding. Features pillow pocket, double stitched with reinforced gussets, side opening with Velcro® closure & nylon stuff bag.
Fabric:
- 100 Percent Cotton Flannel
Features:
- +12.1°F
- Sleep Sack
- 19oz.
Cocoon 100 Cotton Flannel TravelSheet Sleep Sack Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
Keeps me warm!
I'm in Afghanistan and using the cocoon as a bed sack. My room is cold and this is perfect to sleep in - I wish the opening was on the right but think this was designed to go inside of a sleeping bag.
A little thin.
A little thinner that I would have hoped. I'll mostly use it for a "sheet" on top of an air or foam pad in Greenland and Antarctica (then I lay on it and use an opened-up sleeping bag like a comforter).
Just what I was looking for .
Just what I wanted to extend the life of my sleeping and provide the extra warmth needed on a slightly cooler evening.
nice quality bag
I returned this item because I needed one with a full length zipper. The return service was very easy and quick.
Keeping Warm
Just what you need to add another 10F to your sleeping bag rating, or great for a warm weather cover up.
Cozy "blankie"
Everything I needed it to be.
nice
useful
Negative Reviews:
Barely useful on its own.
I bought this hoping I could use it as a compact blanket with my hammock; I was wrong. Alone, this is too thin to be of any use. In retrospect, a summertime sleeping bag would have been a better choice.Secondly, it is very low quality. The stitches bare a lot of loose threads. All in all, anyone with $5 of cotton flannel from the fabric store, a sewing machine, and an hour of time could make this. The only thing you would not have is the tote-bag. I wish I had done that instead.I did successfully enjoy this as a blanket next to a campfire last weekend, so I would recommend this for car trips and campground style lounging. It could still be useful as a sleeping back liner, however. Bringing it as a liner is the only way I would bring this on a back country hike, though.