Waterproof Sleeping Bag Liner

Worked great. Glad I got it for the kid.

I bought this for my son who was going on a week long camping trip. Definitely helped to keep his sleeping bag dry. It's a bit heavy but durable, so well worth it!

I bought this for my son and while it does protect the sleeping bag from leaks, the fabric is so rough that my son won't use it. I don't blame him. It isn't comfortable at all. I was expecting the inside to be soft. I put it under the sleeping bag instead to at least protect the mattress in our camper but I still have to wash the sleeping bag. Not at all what I had hoped for. Why can't it be comfortable to sleep in?

Bought this item for an older bedwetter thinking it would be a solution for keeping his sleeping bag dry. Thought it would be a waterproof cover! It is waterproof partially.....on the bottom, and not the top. Unfortunately, it is also very small/tight, and not nearly as large as a normal sleeping bag. First night away, he must have been sleeping on his back because the non-waterproof side absorbs quite a bit of urine, causing his sleeping bag to become wet! The Bedwetting Store should really test this item out to see what their results are using this product. In theory, it sounded like a good alternative, in reality, it fails miserably as a solution!

Disclaimer - I did not use the product. I ordered the waterproof sleeping bag liner for my son's first boy scout camp out. Before it arrived, I figured out a better option. I bought an inexpensive, lightweight polyester sleeping bag liner (33.5"" x 78""), and added 2 disposable bed pads (33"" x 29"") inside the liner for coverage on top and bottom. This was a very low-profile, discreet solution. I slid the liner into the sleeping bag, it fit perfectly. I rolled it all up tight and it fit in the original stuff bag. And since the sleeping bag was made of nylon, any noise from the disposable liners was drowned out. The Bedwetting Store waterproof liner was much smaller than a standard sleeping bag (29"" x 59""), and would have been too bulky to roll in the sleeping the bag and it still fit the stuff sack. I returned it - it does not meet our needs. I wanted to post this review to let other parents know - there's a better option.

Worked great. Glad I got it for the kid.

I bought this for my son who was going on a week long camping trip. Definitely helped to keep his sleeping bag dry. It's a bit heavy but durable, so well worth it!

I bought this for my son and while it does protect the sleeping bag from leaks, the fabric is so rough that my son won't use it. I don't blame him. It isn't comfortable at all. I was expecting the inside to be soft. I put it under the sleeping bag instead to at least protect the mattress in our camper but I still have to wash the sleeping bag. Not at all what I had hoped for. Why can't it be comfortable to sleep in?

Bought this item for an older bedwetter thinking it would be a solution for keeping his sleeping bag dry. Thought it would be a waterproof cover! It is waterproof partially.....on the bottom, and not the top. Unfortunately, it is also very small/tight, and not nearly as large as a normal sleeping bag. First night away, he must have been sleeping on his back because the non-waterproof side absorbs quite a bit of urine, causing his sleeping bag to become wet! The Bedwetting Store should really test this item out to see what their results are using this product. In theory, it sounded like a good alternative, in reality, it fails miserably as a solution!

Disclaimer - I did not use the product. I ordered the waterproof sleeping bag liner for my son's first boy scout camp out. Before it arrived, I figured out a better option. I bought an inexpensive, lightweight polyester sleeping bag liner (33.5"" x 78""), and added 2 disposable bed pads (33"" x 29"") inside the liner for coverage on top and bottom. This was a very low-profile, discreet solution. I slid the liner into the sleeping bag, it fit perfectly. I rolled it all up tight and it fit in the original stuff bag. And since the sleeping bag was made of nylon, any noise from the disposable liners was drowned out. The Bedwetting Store waterproof liner was much smaller than a standard sleeping bag (29"" x 59""), and would have been too bulky to roll in the sleeping the bag and it still fit the stuff sack. I returned it - it does not meet our needs. I wanted to post this review to let other parents know - there's a better option.