How much fleece covers the inside? Meaning, is it still usable in the summer time?
881909
It is suitable for 4 seasons. There is only fleece lining on the straps that go around the dogs chest and belly. The pack itself is not lined at all no fleece. In winter you may still need to add insulating layer underneath for your type of dog.
881910
No fleece. Padded straps with flannel tubes & breast collar is flannel padded.Water resistant exterior cool in hot weather and comfy protection in cold weather. Otherwise, body of pack is not padded.
881911
There is a thin fleece lining on the inside. I used it in the summer time with no problems.
270942
I have found it absolutely effective in summer to keep it much cooler inside but have not noticed a difference in the winter. If you do use it, be sure to read the reviews on installation, especially the part of having two people, using lots of lubricant (slightly soapy water works fine), and using the clothes pins to weight it down. Install the least visible door first, so you can learn by your mistakes. Be aware that you can pull too hard and stretch the material, and wind up with creases as a result.
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.
1398505
I have 2 of these and love them, however at 30F it is not as warm as we would like. Had a scout camp over weekend and both me and my son were quite cold with outside temp around 30 even though we had thermals + pants with wool socks (feet were esp cold). Bag is great above 35 or 40, but need a top cover or thicker bag for freezing weather.
711920
inside is lined with flannel and there is a faux sheep fur pillow .i would think it would be good for any climate.my dog and i love this so much. i bought 2 ..this is one of those purchases that i couldnt live with out . you will not be disappointed ..
692296
I have mine stuffed pretty full. No coats in there, but Jeans & all kinds of clothes. I agree with not moving while it's full though.
847233
It's not heavy, but it is dense. I think it depends on your indoor temp. If you keep your thermostat as high as 70, IMO it would be too hot. We've had a COLD winter (Chicago), and it's been great, but I expect to put it away for summer. I don't have it in a cover, just under one. Sorry.
335674
I can't get to the sack to measure right now, but I can tell you even in cold water wash and dried on low heat, it has shrunk a lot. My son's feet now hit the end of the cotton XL sleepsack and he's a total of 33-34ish inches tall. The Fleece version in XL still fits him with room but the cotton ones shrink so much! Too bad... I was hoping to get another cotton one for this spring/summer season but looks like he'll be "graduating" early.
498909
I have not worn mine without long slevees. The inside is breathable. It is very comfortable. While it is plastic to the touch it does not feel that way on with other clothes in my opinion. I like it.
1219751
It's only spring so far but my child has sat in the seat for hours in jeans a tshirt and a fleece jacket and he wasn't sweating as much as he did in his infant seat.... Hope that helps answer your question
1397034
It is a basic inside cover.I use mine in a non heated garage. It should be fine.
560962
We got the micro fleece instead of the cotton because we like the fleece material better on jackets we own. i believe the inside material is the same, so it's just a matter of preference as to which exterior material you prefer.
1194561
I can't think of any reason why a sleeping bag couldn't be used indoors. Ours was used in a cabin at summer camp and for indoor sleepovers. However, if you are using this in an unheated building during the winter, you will need a bag with a lower temperature rating. Also, depending on the floors, you will need some padding.
963510
I wouldn't use it in the summer. It has just enough insulation to make you hot in the summer.
371583
Not sure how warm it is in the Rockies but we slept out in 40F weather and we ended up sweating at night. The sleeping bag is HUGE. You are going to have a hard time fitting it into a washing machine.
852111
Much of that depends on your own comfort level, what clothing you have on, what type of protection you have from the ground, and so on. This blanket might be rated at summer bag level of warmth except without the enclosed foot box and side zippers, so plan accordingly. This is designed more for sitting around camp watching the fire and the occasional trip to the latrine. I toss it over my bag, or beneath me, if I need a little extra warmth, but I would not bring this INSTEAD of a regular bag.
364247
It's pretty warm without being too hot. She slept in it all summer with a onesie on. As it's gotten cooler out, we actually dress our little girl in normal PJ's with feet. She doesn't get overheated. She typically sleeps 10 hours at night now and takes a two hour nap during the day. We have two suits now... one for home and one for daycare. It's the best $40 we've spent so far on baby stuff! Definitely worth a shot!