Stansport Sleeping-Bags Stansport Fleece Sleeping Bag

Perfect little liners! Great price! Great quality! Pay no attention to the negative Nancys. They obviously do not know what these are. I'll admit though, these should not be called "sleeping bags". They are sleeping bag liners! Though for warm summer nights, they can also just be used for a sleeping bag too!These are designed to inside of your sleeping bag, and they add another 10F or so your sleeping bags rating. That's why they are thin. When backpacking, you don't want more weight than you need.If your car camping, then you really don't have any need for a fleece liner, as weight isn't a factor, you might as well just buy a couple big "normal" sleeping bag that weigh around 7-8 pounds.These 1lb or so fleece liners are ideal for backpacking and you can put them in mummy bags for winter (though they can bunch up a bit in the feet, but I feel this makes them even warmer on the feet anyway) and really help with winter camping.I ordered to see if they were just as good as the colmans. Yes. They appear to be. Nice zippers and all. I grabbed two! Nice way to add another 10F all easy to any sleeping bag or even to use as is, for warm summer nights. As is, I would suspect you wouldn't want to use in nights where temps dip below 60F though. Remember, they are made as liners for bags, not so much as a bag itself, but I got one of them for warm summer nights myself too, so.These are ideal where weight is a factor. If you expect to use them for a normal sleeping bag for anything outside of 60-70F you'll be very disappointed. The price should have clued those negative reviewers in as to what these are though lol.Anyway, yes. These are just as good as the big name brand liners, guys! Great quality! Double them up to make a jumbo bag and or to go inside the other for extra cool nights. Two thin layers are better than one thick layer. I bet one inside the other would take you down to 50-55F cool snap all easy for men and 60F for women.

Ordered this and the e-onfoot brand fleece bag liner. My three kids all agreed this one was softer. They love it so much, saying it was so cozy they wanted to sleep in it at home. Bonus for me, it rolls up smaller and is less expensive! Easy to roll back into size to fit in the bag (my 9yo did it). Color is a vibrant royal blue as expected. It is a thin layer of fleece (a tad thicker than those old school airplane blankets) so not too warm, but we all sleep warm and it is meant as a liner. It is not the super soft, plush fleece of a minky throw blanket, but a fine pelt, soft fleece similar to my son's under armor fleece light weight jacket.Only wish the zipper zipped both ways, then it would be perfect. Not enough of an issue for me to take off a star, but I think it would be important for some.

I bought a green one of these a few years ago and my wife keep taking it so I had to buy another one. This is a differnt brand but mostly the same design. Its soft, comfertable, compact, light weight and warm. Perfect for summer camping in the tent or the hammock or just to keep warm by a bonfire. The only thing I hate is the straps positions. The position of the straps on my green one makes it to where I fold it in half and roll it all the way to the straps and the straps are in the perfect spot this one you have to fold it in quarters before rolling for the straps to line up.. I hate that... Otherwise it's a great product. Still worth the buy..

This is a comfy, cheap, portable sleeping bag/liner. The material is thin, but feels durable enough. It weighs just slightly under 1lb 5oz, so it's heavier than I was hoping for. Had it been "less than a pound" as the seller had stated I would have given it 4 stars. I bought it as a possible warm-weather bag for ultralight backpacking but at that weight not I'm not sure I'll end up using it. A non-fleece polyester liner or travel sheet comes in at around half the weight of this item.

This ended up being significantly thinner than the fleece sleeping bag I had over a decade ago, but the thinner fabric ended up being more compact so that I was able to fit it in a personal bag, avoiding he carryon charge when I flew to my destination, AND it ended up better for the humid climate I had to use it in. It only dipped to around 75 but was crazy humidovernight. With the intermittent AC, this kept me perfectly comfortable, not too hot when the AC wasn’t running, but kept me from freezing while it was running. As I can’t sleep in a normal bed, I wasn’t able to use it as a typical sleeping bag, so I wasn’t able to test out how my 5’ 7” 220 pound behind fit in it, nor would I have wanted to in that climate. In the end, it being thinner fabric than old models ended up being a lifesaver for my pocketbook AND my comfort, so this earned the full five stars, BUT future buyers might want to note that this would serve more as a sleeping bag liner than a stand alone warm weather sleeping bag. I’d say you wouldn’t be very comfortable in this alone below maybe 65-70 degrees.

My kid used at camp to get inside on top of her cabin bed in cool weather. It’s thin and lightweight, so easy for her to carry on her own. It unzips to make a throw if you prefer. I wasn’t expecting much for the price; but I was pleasantly surprised. Threw it in the machine to wash and the dryer too on warm. No shrinkage, and it rolls up pretty small and compact to fit in a bag easily. You couldn’t use it as a sleeping bag on the floor because it’s thin, but I like it better than a sleeping bag because it’s easy to clean and versatile. My kid likes red, so this was perfect.