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Silk & poly blend Sleeping Bag Liners for sensuous warmth and comfort. A silk and poly blend sleeping bag liner is far better than nylon, plastic or cotton against your skin. Silk is a natural insulator that breathes. A bag liner will add an extra layer of soft and breathable warmth and insulation while you're sleeping. Our bag liners are easily cleaned because it's machine washable Silk for warmth and poly for durability - great for when you're on the move. It's always a good idea to take your own to sleep in wherever you go. This bag is excellent to keep in a purse, briefcase, car, office, or in a jacket pocket. they can be life savers in an emergency, or add the comfort of home while traveling, camping, hiking, hunting, etc. Add more comfort for those cold nights around the world away from home, they also add comfort and cleanliness to your sleeping arrangements. do you travel frequently? How clean are those sheets in your hotel room? and what about the bus, plane or boat trip. These liners will add some comfort to your long trip! Technical: silk and poly sleeping bag liner The liners are lightweight at about, 9 ounces (260 grams), and fold up tight in their own 9 X 6 X 1 inch little stuff bag. They open large to 74 X 27 inches. Light enough for everyone to carry while traveling or hiking. We do not recommend a lighter silk as they lose strength and will not last. Likewise for mummy liners - there is no real benefit in using a mummy liner to save less than one ounce. A rectangular blend sleeping bag liner is far more versatile and is completely unnoticeable in a mummy bag as the blend is so slick that it moves well with you regardless the size of your sleeping bag. We have thousands of nights experience in this and have sold our liner for many years, all over the world. Ours are generous in size but still lightweight and designed to work well in any sleeping bag. It is stitched to last for many years when cared for properly.

Technical Details

-The liners are lightweight at about, 9 ounces.
-They fold up tight in their own little stuff bag.
-Strong and durable.
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 "Not silk" 2010-01-18
By S. Midlarsky (Waltham, MA United States)
I ordered this item based on its description. It came labeled as 100% silk. I am pretty well acquainted with the feel of silk due to working with fabrics and threads, and this really did not feel like silk at all to me, rather like 100% polyester. So I did a burn test with a couple of the loose threads on the liner, so as not to damage it. (I cut them off first.) The threads beaded right up into black plasticky beads, a sure sign of polyester. There was no burning-hair smell or gray ash, so it couldn't even be a silk blend. Very disappointing as I wanted to use this for a trip coming up soon. Better to label this what it really is.


 "nice for the price" 2009-09-25
By D. Campbell
Bought this liner for occasional use in hostels and mountain refuges in the Alps. It is light, comfortable, and packs easily into the small stuff sack provided. Also seemed pretty warm, but only used it indoors. Only one complaint: it is a little too short for me (I'm 6' tall) so I couldn't use the pillow pocket.


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