Browint Silk Sleeping Bag Liner, Silk Sleep Sheet, Sack, Extra Wide 87"x43", Lightweight Travel and Camping Sheet for Hotel, More Colors for Option, Reinforced Gussets, Pillow Pocket

I had a silk sleep sack that I bought in Vietnam 10 years ago. Because I travel I used it 3 to 4 nights a week. It was my home away from home. When I left it in a hotel room I looked for another right away. The Browint Sleep Bag that I bought is bigger than the previous one. It is very well made and I expect that it will last me a long time.

Extremely light and compact, a quality silk liner. It is wide and allows me to turn inside it. It works very well as a replacement for sleeping bags if you are sleeping in albergues that have beds but no linen and also provide heating. I took both on my 500 mile walk of the Camino of Santiago in the month of May 2019, and soon realized I did not need the sleeping bag.

I believe that this has become my new ultralight sleeping bag liner. During my thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail I used another wonderful silk liner, the 'JagBag' which are made in New Zealand, but are much more expensive. This one seems to be very close in comparison, except at a much better price!I need a bag liner that has the room to let me sleep on my stomach with one leg cocked up- lol, and this one allows for that with great comfort! I wouldn't say that it's a mummy bag line, although it will work well for that, ...nor would I say that it's one of those square bag liners made for sleeping on a motel bed.What I would say is that it's a PERFECT go-between that let's you use it 'your' way in any number of situations. Also, for those like me who are obsessed with pack weight reduction, this liner can be made to be much closer to just over 4 ounces with a few modifications such as ditching the stuff sak and the plastic pull cords. Thanks for making a great ultralight silk liner that was exactly what I was looking for!!!

So happy to buy this long and wide sleeping bag. I use liner in hotel every time I travel. I never feel restricted in my legs when sleeping. The feeling of silk is great! cool and slippery, the biggest benefits is that it's very light, takes no space after it's packed in the carry bag.

This bag liner is made of an excellent quality fine-grade silk and the seams are very well constructed. The raw edges are encased in French seams rather than simply being zig-zagged to prevent fraying. Further, there are gussets in both side seams at the opening which strengthens these stress points. For people who complain about the small opening in bag liners, this is done purposefully is so your body remains shielded throughout the night. If the side openings were longer they would not stay properly closed as you moved in your sleep and your arms and torso would be exposed to the bedding. Having to scootch into the liner from the top is a small inconvience for the protection these bags provide you. I highly recommend this liner.

Since I bought this extra large silk sleeping bag, I don't think I'll use any cotton or synthetic ones as those are heavy and hot. Silk is so comfortable, feels cool and breathable when I sleep inside. I like the spacious size, but it feel no burden at all in my backpack, only few oz. Awesome product!

I used the Browint mummy liner for nearly 4 weeks this past summer, car camping and 8 nights backpacking including at high altitude (in Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana), and it’s now a permanent part of my camping sleep system. I tend to sleep cold, and spring to fall I use a 25 degree ultralight hooded semi- rectangular down bag. I find the bag alone is sometimes too warm and sometime too drafty (due to extra width in the middle, which I otherwise like for comfort - I’m a side sleeper who rolls over a lot). I have contemplated for a while getting a liner that was light and not too restricting - and finally decided to do so before the summer trip. This liner was everything I’d hoped for. On warm nights it worked alone or with the sleeping bag unzipped as a quilt. On cooler or variable nights I’d start in the liner with the sleeping bag partially zipped at the foot and adjust the zipper as the temperature dropped. On the coldest nights I ended up with the liner and bag hoods over my head. I never found myself lying awake because of drafts or cold, and when it was warm I still had the layer of silk between myself and the inflatable pad. I was worried about getting tangled as I rolled over but that wasn't a problem. The liner stayed with me and slid against the bag, which was really comfortable. I haven't had trouble with tears in the fabric or seams - I was concerned about quality but have been impressed. I wash it in cold water in a front loader and hang to dry - same as wool socks and delicates. Not sure I’d put it in a machine with an agitator- but my worry may be unjustified. Overall I would say the Browint silk mummy liner bag has exceeded my expectations for function and quality at a light weight and reasonable price. I would recommend it to backpackers looking to extend the range of temperatures their sleeping bag is comfortable.

We are frequent travelers and it is hard to find a fine quality sleeping liner. This Brownit Silk sleeping bag liner perfectly fits our need – it is well made with plenty room. It is very light weighted and comfortable to sleep in. It fits to the small carrying bag when compacted and very easy to pack in your suitcase. Very speedy shipping too, we received the item in two days.

FANTASTIC product. Flawless. SILKY smooth (I have silk shirts but due to the different weaves I did not expect it to be this smooth). I won't sleep without one now because it is also a mini a/c (works by distributing the heat and moisture around? I guess?)I love it. Will buy again once the current one breaks apart.