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Sea to Summit Silk+Cotton Blend Travel Liner
$62.73Compared to $89.95*Save 30%
If you're not sure about your hostel sheets, slip into the Sea to Summit Silk+Cotton Blend Travel sleeping bag liner instead. And if you're backpacking, it will help keep your sleeping bag clean.
- Lightweight, compact and luxurious liner is supersoft on skin and comes packaged in a handy zippered pouch with breathable mesh panel
- Natural fibers are blended for comfort and performance, and are friendly to sensitive skin
- Ideal for use as hygienic travel sheets
- Color-fast
- Machine washable
Imported.
View all Sea to Summit Sleeping Bag Liners| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Sleeping Bag Shape | Rectangular |
| Added Warmth (F) | Unavailable |
| Material(s) | 70% cotton/30% silk |
| Dimensions | Long: 82 x 36 inches |
| Weight | Long: 5.5 ounces |
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Location:Seattle
Age:45–54
9 months ago
The fabric was very very thin
No, I do not recommend this product
It’s very thin and I don’t think it has silk in it. The stitches were bad. I don’t know how sea to summit sell this low quality product to customers.
Age:45–54
Age:45–54
8 months ago
Surprisingly warm(ish)
Yes , I recommend this product
I use this with a Rab Neutrino 400 and it works really well to cut the cold feel nylon has. I'm not sure if it adds much warmth or just the perception of it. I am 5'7" 135lb female and I bought the long. I do, however, wish I had bought the one with the top/pillow section to protect the interior of my sleeping bag hood. I have not tried the 100% silk version, but I find pure silk can get sticky in humidity and the cotton gives it a soft hand feel. I have not had any issues with wear and it seems surprising durable. It is a bag, of course, so can be a bit restricting and get twisted. Most of the time it just ends up down around my chest where I pull it over my shoulder if I get chilly. I probably have had more than 50 nights using this in both arid and humid conditions.
Age:45–54
3 months ago
Poor quality for the cost
The material tears easily. The tears were so extensive that the liner was impossible to repair. Definitely not worth the money.
Location:NC
Age:55–64
2 months ago
Unexpected Pleasure
Yes , I recommend this product
I'll start by saying I have never used one of these before, so I have no basis for comparison. I needed one for a multiday hiking trip and sleeping in a Refugio. Weight was the deciding factor as we carried all of our gear on the multiday trip. This was lightweight, easily stored a zip pouch, and not difficult for me to get in and out of although someone larger might feel constricted and opt to go with a different design.
Age:55–64