Details
- CoolMax polyester's four-channel fibers move sweat away from your body
- If used as a liner it adds approximately 4.7° F to the temperature rating of your sleeping bag
- Features a pocket for a pillow insert
- No side opening or zipper saves weight and offers the best performance
- Perfect for use in youth hostels, boats, planes, trains or as a warm-weather sleeping bag
- Comes with ripstop nylon stuff sack
- Machine wash in cool water; tumble dry low
Imported.
Specs
| Best Use | Travel |
|---|---|
| Sleeping Bag Shape | Rectangular |
| Added Warmth (F) | Up to 5 degrees |
| Added Warmth (C) | Up to 2.8 degrees |
| Stuff Sack Size | 3.5 x 7 inches |
| Material(s) | CoolMax polyester |
| Dimensions | 86 x 33 inches |
| Weight | 11 ounces |
| Weight - Metric | 0.31 kilograms |
Rated 5 out of
5
by
TNgnd from
You will not regret this purchase!
Just got back from a weekend camping and it was high 80's-mid 90's with excruciatingly high humidity- as in sweat would just drip off of me because it couldn't evaporate into the already-saturated air. Sleeping had the potential to be miserable and I was fully prepared to go sleep in my car with the AC running.
Instead, I used the CoolMax sheet with an inflatable air mattress and a little battery powered fan. Make sure to pull it all the way up to your shoulders and neck in the back, then you can tuck it under your arms. It wicked away the sweat and left me cool and dry all night- until I had to get up in the morning!
Date published: 2010-07-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
backpackmidwife from
Perfect for overseas travel
I do overseas medical volunteer work in pretty sketchy rural conditions, high heat and humidity. Accomodations are rustic, at times no electricity or running water, and I sleep inside a full mosquito tent with nylon base on top of whatever bed is available. I have used this on 3 weeks-long trips and have slept wonderfully. The sweat evaporates, even between my back and the nylon tent base. I am allowed only one carry-on bag for personal items plus medical clothing plus medical equipment and supplies, so whatever I pack must perform perfectly. This one does. I also use it as a blanket on the plane and while traveling from site to site, and packed up it makes a decent small pillow or back support. Great product.
Date published: 2013-08-24
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Bsue12 from
Brazil Best Item
This was a Lifesaver! My son & 2 of his friends went to Brazil for 2 weeks to attend the World Cup. I did some research, as they would be staying in Hostels, and a travel sheet was recommended. Since it was last minute & I had no idea what this item was, I searched for it on REI & ran over to the Northridge store to check it out. The guy was so helpful & recommended the CoolMax ones due to the humidity factor. One night they were staying at a hotel, so they thought they did not need to use them, WRONG! They all got bit in the night so they used them the rest of the trip & no more bites. I washed them in hot water & put them in a hot dryer at the laundromat & they came out in perfect shape. THANKS REI!
Date published: 2014-07-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Rob In AL from
Very comfortable! Very compact.
In the bag, it's about the size of a 500ml Nalgene only a little bigger around. See the specs for the unpacked size. I've gotten more use out of mine in hotels than I have outside. It seems that no matter how low the A/C is set, all the sheets/blankets/etc. are just too much (for "hot natured" me) so out comes the travel sheet. When hammocking, this is the perfect trade off for those late summer and fall nights where even the thinnest warm weather bag is too much but nothing isn't quite enough. I've also used it as a neck pillow with acceptable results.
Despite the glowing review, I only give 4 stars because this is the only one with which I have any experience.
Date published: 2012-09-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Forrest39 from
Great for travel!
I am an airplane pilot and use the travel sheet in our crew rest area in the airplane. The standard size airplane blankets are often very small and not very useful. The travel sheet is like a ultra compact sleeping bag that fits in my flight bag. It provides just the right amount of insulation and eliminates any exposure to drafts that be present. Additionally, I have used the travel sheet when stuck at the airport and need to spend the night on a sofa of rest seat. I would recommend this for flight crews or frequent flyers!
Date published: 2016-02-19
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Wheeler Ted from
Not As Good As I Thought
Used it on a two night backpack in the Sierras in October and the temps dropped down into the low twenties and high teens. I have a rectangular down bag and the Travel Sheet definitely added warmth to my bag. The material felt nice and soft and cozy. Unfortunately, I found it very difficult to get in and out of in the middle of the night because it is so light and thin that it would twist inside the bag and stick to me and pull out as I was getting out of the bag. I then had to reorganize it to get back into the bag. It might be great if used by itself or in a bed, but I am not sure if the difficulty and inconvenience is worth the extra warmth in a sleeping bag. I plan a two week hike and I would not want to deal with it for that long. I do want to keep my bag clean, so maybe a liner of different or thicker material might be easier inside a bag? I love R.E.I. because their great return policy, and I will probably take it back and try a thicker fleece or cotton/silk liner.
Date published: 2013-10-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
CNoke PG from
so useful and very packable
We traveled to India for 5 weeks and didn't stay in any "star" hotels. It was nice to have the travel sheet for a bit added "protection". Packs to size of a large jar. Got home and tossed it in the washing machine - ready to go!
Date published: 2013-03-01
Rated 4 out of
5
by
kcw from
useful for hiking!
Used this on an REI Adventure trip to the White Mountains in NH in July. We stayed in huts along the way. This was perfect in the bunks at night! Comfortable and cool on a warm night and a great soft layer against my skin under the itchy blankets on a cool night. The best feature is the pocket for the pillow so I didn't have to bring a pillowcase. Stuffs into it's own stuff-sack, making the organization of my pack easier.
Date published: 2011-07-18
What is the pore size of the fabric (in microns)? Will this protect against bedbug bites? And given no zipper, the only opening is at the top?
We're sorry, but that information regarding the pore size is not available. The only opening to the travel sheet is at the top. This sheet is not designed to protect against bed bugs.
Date published: 2017-02-02
How does this do with the condensation in a bivy? Does it keep off the chill? I'm thinking 60F to 75F degrees, when my quilt is too warm in the bivy.
The Travel Sheet is made of moisture wicking material so it does pull moisture away from the body to eliminate chill. It is not given a temperature rating as a warm weather sleeping bag. The comfort rating will depend on the individual.
Date published: 2016-07-11
