Nod-Pod 100% Pure Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Ultralight just 110 grams - 210 x 85cm

Lovely quality and colour. Admittedly I have not had opportunity to use it yet though, so I cannot comment on use. However, being that it is made of 100% silk - my reason for buying it - I would assume it will be extra warm and cosy, inside my sleeping bag when I get to use it(!)

This is my first silk liner so I don't have anything to compare it to but given how thin, compact and light it is I can't believe how much warmth I got from it (bearing in mind it's only a liner) - much more than a cheap cotton one I used to have. It's also generally really cosy and nice to sleep in. I've been using it every day for the past week (travelling) and no problems so far - I twist and move my legs a lot (at one point I thought I was going to put my foot through it) and it's not ripped or strained the seams or anything so far, which again I'm surprised about as it looks thin/fragile. The only downside for me is that the pocket to put your pillow in doesn't fully cover a standard size pillow. It keeps it in place fine, but I prefer there to be a full barrier between my face and the pillow in case it isn't clean. Overall, given how expensive silk liners usually are, at £35 this feels like a really good buy to me.

I have two of these silk liners, the first was bought for my partner when she went treking in Nepal. The second I bought to use in hostels when walking the Camino de Santiago through Portugal and Spain. You really get what you pay for with this liner, it's warm and comfortable when used with a light blanket of even on its own on warmer evenings. The integral pillow cover works well and the soft close weave feels luxurious, even in dodgy hostels! It's very light and easily folds up into its own pouch such that you won't even notice it in your pack. A great buy.

Excellent quality, even if a bit pricey. Very handy for when staying in less salubrious accommodation, where bed linens are shabby or grubby or worse! This folds down nicely and weighs very little. Excellent quality silk and very comfortable to sleep in especially in hot climates.

I really wanted to love this nod-pod. I like it and it does the job. I've been using it for 10 days every night and I waited to post this review to see how I felt about it after use. I love the rich purple color and it is soooo soft. Feels great. Packs down easily and into a small little bag -- I like the case that comes with it. The stitching seems good. I'm kind of a small person so I have lots of room. (I'm 5' 2") But two things kinda bother me. The fabric is very very thin. I was hoping for a just a little more heft. If you hold your hand up behind one layer of the fabric you can see your hand through it--and I bought the purple one. In the summer I'm sure this is great. But it is winter and I just wanted that little bit more of warmth. That said, silk is a great insulator and I'm finding it really does help me feel warmer than just the blanket I have (I'm staying on a boat so space is at a premium). But the real thing that bothers me is something that could be easily fixed by the company. The place where the pillow goes is simply unacceptable. It does not hold the pillow! It is more of a suggestion than an actual pillow holder. The pillow kinda slides around and comes out and that defeats the purpose. If the designers of this had the opening for the pillow on the side then, the pillow would always stay where it was placed. It is such a simple fix--if I had a sewing machine I'd do it myself. Quite irritating--it is such a small thing they could have done to make this truly functional.

Lovely product - very light and big enough to be comfortable. Not my colour, sadly. Very efficient no quibble return. Will probably order a different one before my next trip away.

I have bought this product a number of times which speaks for itself! But, there is an issue with the design. I think the single size liner should be wider at the feet and especially where the 'flap' opening is. for those less sprightly trying to get your feet in the liner can pull on the bias binding seam with usage. Invariably this area pulls away from the seam after a short time and has to be re-stitched. If the opening began lower down (towards the feet) there would be less strain on the seams. that said, there is nothing better than silk for keeping you cool in summer and warm in winter especially if, like me, you have to sleep on the floor. On the plus side, a silk liner can be dry if hung outside in as little as 30 minutes.

I bought two of these and they are good value for money. I bought this to use in hotels, here and abroad, in case I feel the bedding isn't as expected, unfortunately you can never be too sure what to expect until you arrive at a place, and then it may be to late to do anything about it. Arrived in good time. I would use this seller again.