Is this sleepsack good for summer?
1809660
Yes its good for summer rather than winter. I live in a tropical country and my daughter loves to sleep using this sack. Its not very thick.
1809661
Yes! We use it constantly with our little guy. During the day for naps (sometimes he'll sleep with just a onesie or tee shirt and diaper underneath) and with short sleeve/ short pj sets at night. In really hot weather I'm anticipating we may just put him in the diaper and the sleep sack:) We love our sleep sacks!!
1809662
Yes! We have one and are going to order another soon. It's just enough to keep little ones warm when the air-conditioner is on.
1809663
Yes! With the switch to cotton pj's instead of the fleece, it's a great weight to keep the little one warm at night. Especially if you live in Texas, like we do, and the a/c is on all night ;)
2218794
It will be perfect. We have a CA King, and theset fits beautifully. And you will love how soft it is -- I only use sheets under it for this time of year, and the feel is amazingly cozy.
1305446
Yes it is. I tend to sleep warm, but its not at all thin or of flimsy material
308857
I wouldn't say that this topper makes your sleep cooler, but it doesn't insulate you like other toppers might. In the summer, with a heavy comforter you might sweat, but sleeping with a regular blanket should be fine. I must mention that this topper is extremely comfortable.
1202476
We live in the Pacific Northwest and our son loves his fleece sleep sack. He has never been too warm. In the summer I put lighter weight pajamas underneath and warmer fleece pajamas I the winter. We own several as to never be without.
593177
I find this matress does tend to be warmer in the summer. I use a very thin mattress pad to isolate the heat.
2146455
I believe it really depends on the individual. I use mine year round and throw on a blanket in the winter. I think it breaths well and I sleep quite comfortably in the summer with AC on. Bottom line, in my opinion, it's in the middle. It's not made for cold and it's not light weight for hot nights. But for me, it's perfect.
1325248
I wish I could say for sure. I've heard that it does. I have the same problem you have, getting too hot at night. I had to get one of these to repay someone in the family for accidentally washing theirs'. Do your research on them, This particular one is for a bit warmer weather anyway. You probably would want one that is for summer. Maybe someone else could be of more help. I sleep with a sheet and if needed a very lightweight down throw. I'm shorter and don't need the length. Sometimes I have to place a fan at the foot of the bed even in the winter to stay cool. I will say that if someone gave me this comforter I would put a lightweight duvet on it and give it a try! Good luck and be blessed! ;-)
842123
It's really only warm on the top. For summer camping it should suffice. You could put another bag in it.
93484
I would say this is thicker, but i sleep with this during the summer months provided the air is on.
1542951
Yes it is really washable and safe for sleep, its really cute too better then in the picture , it worked for me .
1202479
Yes it is warmer but I haven't noticed my kiddos getting too hot in it...unless we end up co sleeping in the middle of the night. Usually when I use the sleep sack I don't do a blanket sleeper and then the fleece sack. I go for something a little thinner and lightweight and then the fleece. If I put a blanket sleeper on I just opt out of the sleep sack...or I just put a long sleeve onesie on under it all. Hope this helps!
922613
Yes, it is comfortable over a wide range of temperatures. I kick it half off on warm summer nights and use it under a light cover in the winter because we heat with wood and the bedroom gets very cool in winter. It seems very light with little down but it works well and is very light weight.
717195
Definitely not for a sleeping bag... I would say its good for temperatures 20's (with proper clothing) and up but its best for blocking the wind and rain. So a thick blanket underneath be perfect with Mambe over to keep heat in and stay dry too.
316292
Jules, I recently read your question regarding the HALO SleepSack wearable blanket. I am with HALO and I thought I might be able to provide a helpful perspective. The micro-fleece SleepSack has properties that help wick moisture from baby's skin. However, to ensure that baby does not overheat it's also important to take into account the temperature of the nursery and amount of additional clothing that the baby is wearing. In this case the micro-fleece SleepSack wearable blanket is intended for use at room temperature and has TOG value (a standard for measuring thermal resistance) of one. As you add additional clothing layers, the TOG value increases as well as the likelihood that baby will be too warm. I'd recommend making sure your nursery is at room temperature and that your little one is wearing a light coverall or bodysuit. If the room is quite warm, as may happen in the summer, you might consider a lighter cotton fabric SleepSack wearable blanket. I hope this helps. If you have additional questions please feel free to contact us directly at sleepsack@haloinnovations.com.
1917538
It compresses very small, but in my opinion it would not be good for backpacking any other time than Summer. This sleeping bag is not very warm, even on a cold summer night. Also not waterproof, and the inside material cuts very easily. Your toe nails will cut the inner liner with ease.
1468475
Yes, perfect for summer. Great value and very comfortable. Feels cozy and plush with some weight without adding too much heat.