SnugpakParatex Sleeping Bag Liner, Moisture Wicking, Lightweight, Olive

Not the lightest, not the warmest, not the smallest, but is definitely the cheapest. For those who summer hammock camping (like me), then you can't go wrong. I can carry this TQ, the Snugpak UQ, my hammock and tarp in the same amount of space as a regular sleeping bag (and it's about the same weight.)

Packs down small. Nice and warm. The flaps tuck under nice. Easy to get in and out of. Only issue is small foot box depth. The width is good but you can pop out of the box moving around due to how shallow it is.Yes I would buy it again.

Just received it so no rating on the product. Was as advertised though. Seems like it would be warm on cool hangs!

Great blanket, the foot box is very nice.

This Topquilt is great for the price. I recently tested it out on a chilly 40 degree night in Idaho. I paired it with the Underquilt (same company) and only wore my usual cold weather base layer and a fleece cap. It kept me quite warm until mid morning when the wind kicked up and the tips of my toes got a bit cold (wool socks on as well). I have very large (size 14) feet that fit fairly comfortably in the foot box and I am above average height at 6'1''. I do wish this topquilt was just like 2-3 inches longer because I like to gather my blankets under my chin while I sleep and pull them over my head when it gets cold. It reached to mid face on me. The flaps can take a minute or so to figure out but do a good job of keeping it in place.I will update this review as I use this Topquilt more. My only critque for this manufacturer is to post more photos of the actual product.