Quilt Liner

I will probably not use this. Thought it would be double to go between sleeping pad and sleeping bag. Heavier than I thought and very hard to put back into stuff sack

I will probably not use this. Thought it would be double to go between sleeping pad and sleeping bag. Heavier than I thought and very hard to put back into stuff sack

A single sheet of fabric that constantly detatches from quilt loops with minor shifting, which if you don't die in your sleep is a given. The product feels cheap and poorly designed, to think I paid for this hurts me.

I bought this when it was first announced last year and have used it on a few trips. Like another reviewer mentioned, the sheet comes unsnapped from the quilt really easily. If you toss and turn even moderately, there's no chance the sheet will stay attached all night. I love the concept, though. It's so much easier to wash this sheet rather than the whole quilt, so this makes a great sweat guard. I hope they make a new version, either with stronger snaps, buttons, or some sort of carabiner style clip to prevent this from coming undone so easily.

It's a great idea that i haven't seen anywhere else that really makes you feel like you're sleeping at home in your own bed. Compared to the common sleeping bag liners out there this is not enclosed so u still have a lot of free movement for your legs like a normal bed. I love how all of zenbivy's quilts have loops already built in to easily integrate this sheet. I see a lot of potential to have different sheets for colder weather. The only problem with the current version is the snap attachments that hold the sheet in place seem to easily come undone throughout the night. I hope they improve this on the next iteration. But I still think it's a unique and good upgrade to make your sleep experience outside more luxurious and comfortable for a minimal weight penalty.