Travasak Sleep System, Two-Pack
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Made by Travasak Sales Rank on Amazon.com: 46304 Average Review: 4.5 stars See more items in: Sports & Outdoors: RV Equipment |
Amazon.com ReviewsAverage Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars Review Date: 2007-11-12 "Very comfortable" This is a very comfortable sleep system. It was a little tedious and annoying to have to velcro the entire perimeter of the sheet into both sides of the sleeping bag, but once is was in, it was very cozy. I'm 5'4" and my husband is almost 6' and we fit just fine and didn't feel confined. 4 stars Review Date: 2008-01-05 "The Perfect Solution for Hard to Make Up Sleeping Areas" I love this product! It took a few times to work out the method that works easiest for me to reinstall the sheets into the bag after washing them, but in a short time I found I could replace the sheets easily. To start with, after washing the sheets, I have my husband help me fold them so that the Velcro strip will be facing out, therefore already positioned to correctly align with the Velcro strip on the bag. This bag is comfortable, and if you are too hot, simply unattach the top bag, push it back, and sleep under the sheet only. These are great for any place where making up a bed is a difficult job. We have three of these, a double and two singles. We use the double in our 5th wheel trailer. It is so much easier and quicker to make up the bed with this bag, and the sheet can be pulled out and taken to a laundry matt to wash. We have two more that serve as double duty. We have a small summer cabin with two tiny bedrooms. In one of the rooms we have a heavy wooden bunk bed that has to be place against the wall to fit into the tiny room. To make it up is almost impossible, and takes a weight lifter to move the beds, or a gymnast if the bed isn't moved. I finally solved the problem with two of these single bags. Just pull out the sheet, wash it, reinstall it, and it is ready for another guest. We have a sailboat with berths that are either smaller than a single bed, or are a double for honeymooners. I always had to crawl over my husband, who turns in earlier than me, in order to go to bed on the boat, then I had a smaller than average space to sleep in. Since we spend an average of three weeks a summer on the boat, this was not very comfortable. We now sleep separate on the boat, each with one of the single bags in separate berths, and both sleep much better. One note of warning, however, these are not bags for backpackers, or people sleeping in the outdoors in cold conditions. | |