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A definite must purchase for travelers. Don’t generally stay in iffy hotels but this makes a good nights rest in a strange bed even sweeter. The snap buttons help ensure you can still have your feet out when you want. The built in pillow cover is fairly large enough as well to fit those fluffy hotel ones too.

I travel for work a lot and I am a germaphobe. It wasn’t exactly how I was expecting, the pillow pocket isn’t made for fuller pillows so I just pack two of my own pillow cases to bring with me in case I only get those. Even if they fit, it’s weird not being able to adjust the pillow easily once the pillow is tucked in there. The sheets are not cotton and while they feel very soft, really grip to the other bedding so once they’re on the bed with the other covers on them, it’s almost like they’re velcroed in place. You might like that, I found it a bit restricting. Overall, they do what they’re supposed to do which is to create a barrier between you and the potentially dirty sheets of a hotel so I would purchase these again.

It is definitely 100% Polyester which makes it lighter weight and wrinkle free. It is not cotton or even a cotton blend. I ordered the light blue and received Teal. Which is fine since it is just for travel. Pillow pocket isn’t made to insert a pillow- It is more of a fold over (or under) to keep pillow in place. I bought this for travel but it makes an easy/cheat- sheet change for a bunk bed so I may use it at home too.

I bought two adjustable, kid sleeping bags for occasional use at our cabin and bought these liners to keep the bags clean over the summer. The liners washed up nicely and fabric feels comfortable to the hand. I like the zip open bottom, allows more foot movement. Tricky to figure out the side flap (?). I assumed the printed side would be the outside, but it looks like one printed side is outside and one is inside, but maybe I just got it wrong. There is a flap to either cover or lie under a pillow. It runs the full width of the liner but it doesn't look like it would fully cover a pillow top to bottom, not sure as I haven't used these liners myself. Some reviewers said it was hard to get the liner back inside its stuff sack, but I found it easy. I have used silk liners, which are lighter weight, but far more expensive. For the price, these liners are fine. Also a cute elk, bear and tree print :)

This is perfect for traveling. Recently took a trip to Ireland and had heard many beds only have the duvet or comforter with no top sheet. To be more comfortable I decided to purchase this sheet. After using it for this trip I had wished I had something like this when I traveled frequently for work. The peace of mind alone in knowing the sheet you’re sleeping in is clean/only used by you is worth it. The sheet itself is soft and not too heavy. It’s also easy to fold up and pack. Highly recommend!

I definitely appreciated having this at the Airbnb even though everything appeared to be clean and sanitized. It just provided an additional layer of protection and peace of mind. I’ll definitely take this on all of my trips.

I bought this for traveling but wanted to try it out at home first. It was so comfortable that now I'm using it every night and I just bought another one! The material is soft and I love how it makes a cocoon for my feet without constraining them. I tend to thrash around at night, and this thing keeps the blankets pretty much in place.

Most of this review is for the 63" wide sleeping bag liner compact travel sleeping sheet (in the very pretty light blue). I also got a 46" wide travel sleeping sheet from JUISEE. Both items came early and without excess packing (thank you, Amazon for that). I REALLY like the 63" wide sheet. On my scale (not very accurate at these weights), the 63" sheet is close to 2 pounds - less than 1/2 the weight of bringing 2 regular sheets even if thin and old. The 46" sheet is surprisingly lighter, and weighs closer to 1 pound. There is a soft plastic snap on one side at the top to facilitate getting in, but it's really easy to get in and out of and is very soft and large enough to be super comfortable without any restriction. The 46" wide is definitely lighter, and is also soft and not difficult to get in, but is a closer fit. I'm a 5"4" woman who doesn't move around a lot when I sleep, so I wouldn't have a problem, but my preference is definitely for the wider sleeping sheet for my plans which are travel and hotels. If I were packing for canoe camping or car camping or camping in cabins, I would also take the larger sheet. If you're backpacking with a quilt instead of a sleeping bag, and you can work the weight into your bag (i.e. an overnight trip without a long hike), then I would also choose the 63" wide sheet. If I taking a longer backpacking trip, the 46" sheet would work well inside a sleeping bag and would be preferable to other styles and materials that I've tried. In summary, the 63" wide portable sleep sack is super soft, quite light, and VERY comfortable.