Kelty Fleece 3 in 1 Sleeping Bag Liner + Blanket + Sleeping Bag Navy Blanket is 80 by 68 inches

This is very well-designed, and overall good quality sleeping bag liner. It is comfy, and shows the Kelty commitment to quality construction, including the zipper. It should last for a long time. It is more appropriate for car-camping, than for my use, however; It turned out that it was too heavy, and took up too much space. Next time I will buy the Cocoon silk liner, and save weight and space in my pack.

I currently live overseas andI ordered this liner to use during a military deployment and have used similar items in the past with no problems. I thought I would splurge a little and spend a few extra dollars to be more comfortable in a "not so comfortable" environment. The liner came in on time, the fabric felt soft and warm, and the color was exactly like it looked in the picture... all was great, UNTIL I unrolled it and there were several holes (about 5 or 6) near the foot of the liner. The holes varied in size from pea sized to the largest being around the size of a small apple. The holes were jagged, almost as if a rodent or something had tried to eat it). I was too close to leaving to order another and have it arrive before I left, so it was going to have to work. Not the best feeling when you slide into your rack after a long day just to have one or two of your toes peek through the warmth of your blanket in the middle of the night. Unfortunate, because otherwise, it would have been a great liner.

Purchased, this fleece bag.Was delivered very fast.Took on a trip in Suwannee River Area,Northern Florida.I bought this, knowing rain was in forecast.Since it was Fleece, thought it would dry quickly. Was I surprised. After a long night in N ENO Hammock, I stayed pretty dry.The fleece did get moisture, but just an hour out in the sun. It was completely dry.Used it for a five day trip on the River.Only wrapped it in a 55 gal. bag each morning.Temperatures got down into the low 60's.Never got cold.Am planning an AT Trail trip in March of 2016.Am planning to use this as liner in a Kelty 40 Bag.

I got this to keep in the trunk for a picnic blanket, or in case someone gets cold in the car. It's not super thick, but is a nice size.Sleeping in it indoors, it does generate a lot of static electricity sparks, whenever you move.

On a warm night, this bag worked well as a comfortable surface to sleep on. On the cooler nights of our trip (~60F) if worked like a charm. The fleece is soft and very insulating considering how light it is. And at 6', having a bag that is longer than I am tall makes it easy to cover one's ears when it gets a bit nippy. And at nearly a yard wide when folded over there is plenty of room to maneuver in your sleep. Rolled up it is no larger than the self-inflating pad from Stansport that I use with it, making for a very light and compact sleeping combo.

Zipper is difficult to use, doesn't unzip completely, cannot zip 2 bags together.

I got this just in time for a 21 day trip to western National Parks. Early on, as we left the Midwest, it was warm and I used just the liner on top of my bag -- worked great. Later, at Yellowstone, we had overnight temps around 28 degrees, and the liner inside the bag was toasty! Worked great. Also easy to clean when we got home.

I bought two to zip together and it was perfect! Kept us both warm and my fiancé is 6'1 and he had plenty of room and it covered him entirely