| Grand Trunk Silk Sleep Sack | 
| Brand: Grand Trunk
Department: unisex-adult
List Price: $40.00
Buy New: $33.99
as of 3/21/2010 18:22 EDT details
You Save: $6.01 (15%)
Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  20 reviews
Color: Navy Blue
Media: Apparel
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 7.2 x 6 x 2.4
MPN: S3
Model: S3
UPC: 892902000130
EAN: 0892902000130
ASIN: B001AIHFUO
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| Features:
| • | 100-percent silk sleeping bag liner designed to keep you warm on cool nights | | • | Also functions as a standalone sleeping sack when you're staying in hostels | | • | Adds 10 to 12 degrees to your sleeping bag temperature; side/top entrance | | • | Comes with attached waterproof stuff sack that prolongs the life of the liner | | • | Measures 84 x 36 inches and weighs 5 ounces; works in any style sleeping bag |
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Product Description
Sleep Sack Navy Silk Sleep Sack, Single, The Silk Sleep Sack helps add 10-12 degrees to your sleeping bag keeping you warm on chilly nights. Plus it's ideal for use as a stand-alone sleepi sack when staying in hotels, hostels or anywhere you sleep. Silk is a natural and breathable material and provides a luxurious and comfortable sleeping environment. Features: - Weights only 5 ounces - 100% silk - Waterproof stuff sack included - Pillow compartment included - Side / top entrance - Use in any style sleeping bag - Ties included on each side for a snug fit Specifications: - Holds: One - Weight: 5 ounces - Dimensions: 84" x 36" - Attached stuff sack: 5": x 4" - Color: Navy Blue, Mfg No: S3, Manufacturer: Grand Trunk
Amazon.com Product Description
Tired of sleepless nights at the campsite, whether because your sleeping bag isn't warm enough or you're just plain fussy? Turn to the Silk Sleep Sack from Travel Hammock, a 100-percent silk sleeping bag liner that's designed to keep you cozy on chilly nights. Silk is a natural and breathable material, and provides a luxurious and comfortable sleeping environment. 
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The Silk Sleek Sack--which keeps you warm on cold nights--comes with a small stuff sack. | More importantly, the Silk Sleep Sack adds 10 to 12 degrees to your sleeping bag temperature, so you can stay warm when the mercury drops. Plus, the liner makes a terrific standalone sleeping sack when you're staying in hotels or hostels--a must for travelers who are slightly uncomfortable with their accommodations. The liner comes with an attached waterproof stuff sack that prolongs the life of your liner and is great for storage. Other details include a side/top entrance, a pillow compartment, and ties on each side to provide a snug fit. Compatible with any style of sleeping bag, the Silk Sleep Sack weighs 5 ounces and comes in navy blue.
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Not worth the price December 7, 2009
George DeLoach
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I am 230 lb man Sleeps on stomach with side to side rolling. I used this bag on vacation for a week and was hard to get in and out. I kept getting tangled up in it when I rolled over. Hems falling apart after using it. Very poor quality stitching and fabric, but comfortable to sleep in before you get tangled. Storage bag that attaches to it connects to the middle of the bag and can't be removed. So you get that in your back too during the night.
I DON'T recommend.
 A good idea, but not for me October 1, 2009
N. Hawkins (Chicago)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I like the idea of having something comfortable and my own to use when I'm in an unfamiliar place (hostels, boats, whatever). However, I'm a big guy who tosses and turns in his sleep, so I put the sleep sack to the test on a trip to Brazil where I was staying in a hostel.
After the first night, I realized I didn't toss and turn as much because I was worried about previous reviews that said if I did that, I'd probably destroy the sleep sack. However, in my effort to remain still, I didn't sleep well at all, and was one cranky irritable man the next morning. The next night I let myself go and was able to sleep as normal. It was weird being confined to such a small space, and I slept poorly and but I didn't notice any tears or weird damage to the bag. However, big guy + sleep sack means you'll end up bunching it up in odd places and it won't make for a comfortable sleep.
I ended up giving up on this and used it as a liner to protect myself from the hostel sheet. Granted, the sheets looked rather clean, but there was something nice about sleeping on a silk sheet.
It's not that this is a bad product. It's halfway decent, and if I were way thinner and able to sleep like a normal person, I'd probably be in love with it. It literally folds up to nothing so it won't add any weight or bulk to your bag.
 Convenient September 10, 2009
S. Fisher (Mission Viejo, CA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The small drawstring bag can easily be carried in a tote or backpack and it's virtually weightless. Much smaller than a folded sheet for storage when not in use.
Good to go! June 12, 2009
Jeanne L. Warner (Colfax, WI United States)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This sleep sack is great. Not only does it pack into the attached stuff sack easily, which is about the size of a soda can, but it weighs next to nothing. An easy add-in when packing. Also, it is large enough to sleep in comfortably - something that I was concerned about as a queen-sized bed gal. I had no sense of getting tangled in it. Glad I got it and it will go with me often.
wonderful sleep surface feel September 22, 2008
jeanette (napa valley CA USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
extremely light-weight silk sleep sack with attached stuff sack & pillow slot. the silk fabric feels just wonderful against your skin. it is soft without being slidey like some silks. indeed, as i have seen mentioned in other reviews, this is not the most durable product & it does turn over with you at times.
the first problem is, of course, associated with the weight - less materials equals less weight, but also equals less durability. over time, it develops stretch marks & starts to fall apart along those lines. i actually sleep in it at home all the time, so the durability thing needs to be understood in that context.
the second problem happens with nighties or other sleep sacks as well - in short with any tube in your bed or sleeping bag not tacked down at the sides. you can tack it down by using safety pins through the stuff sack & some of the attached ties to whatever is handy - the mattress, the sleeping bag, etc. - if you are so inclined.
despite these two problems, i still love this product & am preparing to purchase my third one since i have not found anything comparable that i like better. i like to use it when i travel to keep myself cocooned in this most luxurious feeling fabric regardless of the state of the sheets or blankets i am offered. i use it pulled up to my waist over all my clothes, anytime i will be sitting outdoors when it is cold. at hostels, i use it as a sarong to keep myself decent on the way to the showers. it air dries quite quickly after being washed.
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