Sea to Summit  Comfort Sleeping Bag Liner

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sea to Summit Comfort Blend Sleeping Bag Liner is a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts! Its stretch-knit fabric, crafted from polyester and TENCEL Lyocell fibers, creates a cozy, moisture-wicking layer that enhances sleep quality. Plus, the rectangular design with a pillow sleeve ensures maximum comfort and convenience. Super comfortable, easy to pack and it looks like its long lasting! It's like bringing the comfort of your bed to the great outdoors! Not only does it keep your sleeping bag clean, but it also improves your sleep climate for a restful night under the stars. Say goodbye to rough nights and hello to camping bliss with this incredible liner!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This sleeping bad liner is awesome! It keeps the heat in and makes keeping my sleeping bag clean! I just toss it on the washer when we’re done! It makes things so much easier! Plus it’s soft!

Cannot recommend this sleeping bag liner more! It's soft, warm but not too warm, washes well, doesn't take up much space, and keeps our sleeping bags clean. We wonder how we ever went without a sleeping bag liner before. Not only does it help keep our sleeping bags cleaner, it adds a different level of cozy and comfort. We were going to get all five of our near-adult-kids new sleeping bags for Christmas. Now that we know how wonderful Sea to Summit sleeping bag liners are, we'll have to get them liners too!

Very soft on skin. Bought to help keep my sleeping bag cleaner from wear. Feels like "nothing"..doesn't bunch up while turning in sleep. Only thing...wish I didn't need to totally take off at night to go to the Bathroom and put on again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This liner is thin but oh so soft. It feels like a gentle sheet. This is super easy to store inside your sleeping bag while it’s rolled up and very portable. This makes for a great sleep on warmer nights when you just need a little something extra for comfort in your bag. It also has a handy pillow sleeve.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this new Comfort Blend Sleeping Bag Liner. I have two other sleeping bag liners from Sea to Summit. The Reactor Extreme and the Cool Max Liner. I prefer the Comfort Blend to both of these and use it the most often. I have used the liner about fifty days this summer and have found it to be versatile across a wide range of conditions and temperatures. It is also holding up very well. I hope to get several seasons of heavy use out of this liner. My favorite design feature of this liner is the shape compared to the others mentioned. It has plenty of room and I never feel cramped. It is the perfect accompaniment to the Ascent Down Sleeping Bag. Thank you Sea to Summit for another great piece of camp gear.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This may be great for keeping your bag cleaner but it is only a little tighter weave than mosquito netting and you can see through it easily... I will be returning it as I was hoping for a little more warmth.

Great liner. Lightweight, adds a bit of extra warmth and feels good against your skin. Negative is it’s a bit stretchy and can get a little twisted if you roll around a lot in your bag!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Used 28 nights in a hammock in the mosquito filled June heat of southern El Salvador's countryside. The most important aspect is that I had NO mosquito bites while under the protection of this liner. Pocket works well with an inflatable pillow, stuff sack, or to cover your head; it is breathable, washes easily by hand and dries quickly in the sun. I also own the silk liner, but the blend material is better for hammock use because it stretches and is more comfortable in a humid climate. No rips, tears, pulls, pills, stains, or odors.

I used this on a 16 day rafting trip through the Grand Canyon during June/July and it was exactly what I needed. I actually felt cooler climbing into this which was completely counterintuitive. We slept on our rafts and the pillow pocket was crucial to keep it from blowing away. I carried a lightweight down quilt and when the temperature finally cooled off around 4 am I just stuffed that inside the sleep sack, it was the perfect combination.