Sea To Summit Toaster Microfleece Sleeping Bag Liner - 2009 BCS

When i used it as a liner made me feel very confined in my sleeping bag. But putting sleeping bag inside of liner made me feel less confined and still kept the sniffles away. Using it in the mountains of Afghanistan.

This liner is definitely sufficient and I'm not knocking it. However the size is a bit cumbersome for those of us who need space in their packs. If you're more into recreational type camping rather than backpacking, then this will work well. Backpackers try a silk liner. I'd say you'll get an extra 5-7 degrees of warmth from this one. However, if you're doing some summer backpacking, you can cut out the sleeping bag all together to use this.

I used this as my sleeping bag during a hot and humid eight-day trek through the Ouachitas where the nighttime temperatures hung right around 75. This liner was more than sufficient as a bag! Plus, it is small and fairly light weight.

I bought this to be "better safe than sorry" for a first time camping experience where my total gear was limited. I wound up using this as my pillow. I thank Back Country for some great advise and great gear!

Great for travel, if you have room in your bag. Fleece can get a little hot but perfect for cooler seasons.