G'day Barry,

The Coleman Stratus Fleece Liner will add a little bit of warmth to your sleeping bag, but there is no defined temperature it will add. We'd guesstimate 5-10 degrees Celcius, but short of running scientific testing, we're not able to confirm that for you. 

G'day Erika,

Yes, you could use the Stratus Fleece liners in kids sleeping bags, but we'd recommend folding them in half then popping them inside the bag so that there isn't lots of bunched-up extra fabric at the foot end. 

G'day Paul,

I've just given this a whirl, and yes they are compatible, what a great idea!

G'day Franklin,

Sea to Summit use Thermolite Fleece fabric which is a fabric that will provide a great warmth to weight ratio. Overall it is about hald the weight of the Coleman Stratus Fleece and provides a similar temperature rating. In terms of size, the Sea to Summit is 200L x 70W, and the Stratus is 190L x 83Wcm.

G'day Paul,

The Stratus Liner will fit easily into the Big Game sleeping bag. The Big Game measures 213 x 102cm and liner measures 190 x 83cm. It will provide that extra warmth you'll need on extra chilly nights!

G'day Justin,

The Coleman Stratus Fleece Liner will add a little bit of warmth to your sleeping bag, but there is no defined temperature it will add. We'd think 5-10 degrees Celcius would be a good guesstimate but short of running scientific testing, we're not able to confirm that for you. 

G'day Kerrilee,

The Coleman Stratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner will fit over the Sea to Summit Comfort DLX SI Sleeping Mat RW but the dimensions of the liner are just a bit short for the LW version of the sleeping mat. These liners are designed to line the inside of your sleeping bag for added warmth and comfort so this should do the trick for your son. 

G'day Jillian,

The Stratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner weighs 0.9kg.

G'day Leanne,

You can zip together two of the Coleman Stratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liners to make a double.

G'day Alyshia,

The Coleman Stratus Fleece Liner can't be joined together sorry. 

G'day Warren and Alyshia,

I'm so sorry, you're correct Warren. The Coleman Stratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner is definitely zip together compatible. Thanks for pointing that out mate. 

G'day Mindy,

I've just double checked our display Coleman Stratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner and can confirm that it does open up to be a blanket. 

G'day Desiree,

Unfortunately, the zipper of the Coleman Stratus Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner (10°) can only be opened from the top.

G'day Sandy,

Yep, you are correct, the recent models of the Coleman Straus Liner do have a double-ended zip.
3 years ago when the original question was asked, it was only a single-ended zip.
Hope that helps!

G'day Jacob,

Tough one to answer because there are many variables in terms of where and how you're planning to sleep, how warm your body is through the night, outside temperature etc. However, we have heard of many people using it as a summer blanket so it's absolutely possible.

G'day Jack, 

I've just had a feel of it, and I personally think it might be just a touch thinner than the fleece used on a jacket or pullover- but it's hard to compare it as all fabrics are a little different across the board. 

G’day Bill,

This liner has a compart temperature rating of 15 °C, so I’d say it’s probably not going to be appropriate to use in winter conditions on its own. Your best bet would be to combine it with a sleeping bag so that you’re plenty warm at night.