Hi! Would this be considered the "summer weight" sleep sac option? Or would this be too thick for the summer?
53853
Yes these are perfect for spring/summer as long as its not the fleece, the fleece are too warm!
53854
I plan to use ours in the summer, with onesies underneath. :) I wouldn't consider it too thick.
53855
Hi, It's been a while since I had to use this but I'm pretty sure this was the summer one. I would just have my little ones wear a onesie and this sleeper. I used the thicker fleece one in the fall and winter for both my kids and this lighter one in the spring and summer. I really loved these and used them from the smallest sizes all the way up to the largest size they offered. I always used these over blankets and never had a problem. They also have these at Babies R Us :) I hope this helped :)
53856
Depends on climate. It is a cotton knit of medium thickness, which is currently used in the winter with fairly warm temp in the room. Will probably still use this in the summer since baby may be used to having it as night cover and I'm guessing it won't be too warm for her.
908538
Hi! It's not thick enough to alter the feel of your mattress. I bought to to protect my investment! I would suggest a memory foam or down mattress topper for adding "Cush". Hope this helps!
1627592
I would not sleep on it, no. Definitely sturdy but not meant to act as the foundation for "bedtime activities"... I mean, like your body weight... get your mind out of the gutter!
856436
its not hot to sleep on in the summer. In fact I'm taking the one I bought on summer vacation with me, because you can never be sure of the quality of a rental property's mattresses. It think it is firm yet contours to one body, but you don't sink in it. You stay on top of it, but it gives just enough to be comfortable.
1736121
It is to big in my opinion... it is the size of a twin mattress width. I think the thickness would just be to much to cope with in a chair along with the width. Even if you cut it up.... it would be tough to deal with.
1096769
This sleeping bag is one of the thickness I've ever had for it's weather/temp ratings. Yes, it's much thicker than it looks but I would always suggest a base surface mat or pad to place the sleeping bag on if at all possible. If you're trying to travel light and therefore don't want the extra weight of a mat to carry, then I would recommend a different sleeping bag entirely. However, that type of sleeping bag is in the high-end category and you'd better be ready for the prices you'll be dealing with. ;)
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It hadn't occurred to me to use anything other than a nice mattress pad . . . either waterproof or not . . . since the mattress meets my "softness" requirements. I truly think that anything thicker, like some sort of topper, would defeat the purpose of the memory foam. The memory foam is designed to closely conform to the contours of the body, so I would not recommend putting a substantial barrier between myself and the top of the mattress. My previous mattress was the 7" version of the mattress and I only used a regular mattress pad for protection of its surface, as I have with this one. I hope this is of help to you. P.S. The 12" has proved to be much more satisfactory to me.
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I think it is heavy, but I have a hard time describing what degree of heavy. It's crisp and holds it shape, very well made. In summer, if it is 75 degrees indoors, one sheet and this bedspread provide plenty of warmth with no blanket. Sorry, I couldn't do a better job in defining "heavy."
35831
I use a very thick air mattress along with a topper....maybe not quite as thick as it would be with a box spring and mattress but think it would be close. I have a dust ruffle on mine.
1029536
It is about an inch thick. You're asking the wrong questions though. Who cares how thick it looks? All that matters is how it performs. This comforter is perfect for summer. It lays so nice, is some how both warm and cool, and has just an overall great feel to it.
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The high density foam was disappointing. It really isn't that dense at all. We bought it to top a futon mattress. We sleep on it regularly and it works pretty well on top of the futon mattress. I'm a side sleeper and my arm and leg would go numb just sleeping on top of the futon mattress, that is no longer a problem with the topper on it now. I'm not quite sure what to tell you except that it isn't really dense, but pretty comfortable. I attribute the firmness to it being on top of a futon. Good luck!
1884967
I have mine on a mattress,. It is not terribly thick but does provide softness to my mattress. Perhaps you would be better off with a thicker down topper. But this one is very soft and comfy.
1432815
Its definitely too warm in my opinion for the summer especially without a/c. Its a very thick material. Every baby is different however. You can always give it a try and if not return. Just know as other reviewers have pointed out it's essentially a snowsuit.
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Well if you use it as an overlay you'll be about 12" thick which is to high for a hospital bed. I replaced my brother's air flow mattress which is 8" thick with this one for a change of pace. He is on it 24 hrs. a day everyday and he weighs about 275 lbs. but so far so good. the answer to your question is I use it on a hospital bed by itself and like the way he responds to it. He is comfortable and seems to sleep very well on it. I plan on buying 2 mattresses a year depending on how he breaks them down. But the price is right so it is worth it. I let the mattress unfold and air out about 3to4 days so it would expand properly because it is wrapped up pretty tight. Hope this helps, good luck. Well if you use it as an overlay you'll be about 12" thick which is to high for a hospital bed. I replaced my brother's air flow mattress which is 8" thick with this one for a change of pace. He is on it 24 hrs. a day everyday and he weighs about 275 lbs. but so far so good. the answer to your question is I use it on a hospital bed by itself and like the way he responds to it. He is comfortable and seems to sleep very well on it. I plan on buying 2 mattresses a year depending on how he breaks them down. But the price is right so it is worth it. I let the mattress unfold and air... » Read More Well if you use it as an overlay you'll be about 12" thick which is to high for a hospital bed. I replaced my brother's air flow mattress which is 8" thick with this one for a change of pace. He is on it 24 hrs. a day everyday and he weighs about 275 lbs. but so far so good. the answer to your question is I use it on a hospital bed by itself and like the way he responds to it. He is comfortable and seems to sleep very well on it. I plan on buying 2 mattresses a year depending on how he breaks them down. But the price is right so it is worth it. I let the mattress unfold and air out about 3to4 days so it would expand properly because it is wrapped up pretty tight. Hope this helps, good luck. « Show Less
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I sleep on my sides and back and it seems fine either way. I am sure it is temperature sensitive if you mean it's harder in cold weather and softer in warmer weather as I think all memory foam mattresses are. If your asking if your body temperature will cause you to sink into a hole created by your body heat then no. My husband weights 260 pounds and he doesn't sink into a hole. We have had this mattress only a few days and are happy with it. We have been sleeping on memory foam now for 12 years. This mattress is as good so far as our mattress that cost 1200.00.
1657783
Because it is polyester and not cotton, I find that it doesn't breathe that well. I tend to push it off myself during NC summer nights because I get sweaty. However, it isn't as heavy as most comforters you'd find, and I really like it!
81738
It's really heavy and quite large. Having some experience with other mattresses and zipper covers, I wouldn't recommend it. I ordered a cali-king though. If you were getting a full I would say it shouldn't be too bad.