Is this a good liner for sleeping in hot weather by itself? I'll be traveling through hostels
1191041
Yes it is. I do a lot of camping in my role as a Boy Scout leader. There have been several warm nights that I use the bag liner by itself. If you're going to use it without a mummy style sleeping bag I'd advise buying the rectangular shaped liner - I have both since I have both shaped sleeping bags. The rectangular liner is less restrictive.
1191042
We never used it for that; but it would be a pretty hygienic options for hostel use.
1191043
Yes - the liner is very light weight and is comfortable to sleep in . The liner is very stretchy and won't feel binding in any way.
441796
It is not 'lined' but does offer some degree of warmth. I bought mine for use in Hawaii where the water can be a bit cool if you in it for a while. I was definitely comfortable and it kept me from getting sunburned while snorkeling. Not as warm as a wet suit but way less expensive and more comfortable. I would recommend getting a hood for additional warmth and sun protection.
1533099
Yes, I think it would be if you combined it with layered sleep ware, wool socks, and a beanie. I used it at 20 degrees and was toasty. Please be aware that sleeping bags ratings are based on survivability not comfort. Pros: very warm and comfortable. Non-mummy bag provides lots of room. Cons: It's a very large bag thus takes up a lot of space in the car or camper. Car camping only. Designed to accommodate big people. My suggestion to others is: buy two smaller bags.
921462
As long as you're moving, much like any jacket. I rode just today while wearing it and it was 81 degrees and humid, but I was comfortable in the wind. With the liner out and the pockets and vents unzipped the air passes around you nicely, and that was riding two-up and still didn't have any problems staying comfortable.
215799
I never slept directly skin on pad. I always covered it with a sheet. I am very heat sensitive (hate it) and never had a problem. When camping, I know you can't be carrying around a sheet with you, but I would assume that if you are wearing lightweight clothing when sleeping that there would be no problem. I cannot say enough good about this product. It got me through nine years of sleeping on the floor while I was caring for my mom and is as new now as it was when I first started using it.
1152944
It's thin so if you're using it on hot sand it'll be warm, but it's still a lot better than a bed sheet for beach days. It's a nice product, and is easy to clean when it's on a messy surface.
687182
Hiking from the car to the site is not bad at all, but I recommend that you don't carry this bag while doing extreme backpacking. It's definitely a good bag that will keep you super warm. I hope I answered your question.
1793983
Without the liner it's just a light sleeping bag - maybe 40 degrees being generous.
2161222
I've been on it in ~95 degree weather with 100% humidity. I have never noticed too much heat being trapped in the mattress. I haven't had a problem sleeping on it in the heat.
1831430
I didn't find the bag to be too hot. We overnighted at just above an 8,500ft summit in Southern California with windy conditions and it kept me warm. It's light weight material allows for good night sleep in most conditions. It should be comfortable to use in both situations.
1287123
I live in Cleveland so havent used it in any warm weather yet but the side that rests on your back has a firm pad that looks like it will give some air flow. This is the first back pack that I have ownd that has such a pad. I have a work laptop that is very heavy and it is one of the most comfortable back packs I've ever owned.
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I wouldnt recommend this for cold weather camping, the material seems exceptionally thin, the netting is prone to tearing easily, we used it in central oregon in august and while we didnt have the leaking issues some people have had I wouldn't imagine it would hold heat very well. there would be the advantage of having more people in the tent but I dont think it would offset the other problems. overall I really liked this for hot weather camping, the air flowed really well out of the top keeping even the daytime temperatures low.
561721
We used it last summer when we went camping in the NC mountains. Night time temps got down into the upper 50's and the kept us plenty warm. The sleeping bag is not overly thick and should work great for you.
1630199
It depends upon the heat source. If you're feverish and sweating, the mask is secure enough to hold a cold wash cloth in place. I sleep in a climate controlled environment with air conditioning and fans, and therefore it's not an issue.
1026741
Depends on how high the mountain is. There is a perpetual draft through the screen at the top of the tent - there is no zipper where you can close them with another layer of tent material - so it is not good for cold nights. I took this to Yellowstone at the end of the summer and froze my arse off.
2113773
Unlike most trolleys, this one is puffy like a down jacket, which provides a good degree of insulation.On hot days, you might want to bring a cold pack just in case.
929312
It really does pretty good. I've camped on mine in all kinds of weather. Rain does not effect it, condensation does not build up in it. We camped in some really hot & humid temps in GA & FL and we open the zippers some to allow air flow so we were comfortable. We also camped with temps in the 40's, put extra blankets on ourair mattress which we ended up not needing all of them! I would highly recommend this tent for any weather!