- Extends life of sleeping bags by keeping them clean
- Premium AA grade Ripstock silk for strength and durability
- Luxuriously comfortable
- Lightweight, super compact
- Hygenic bedding for travel
- Machine washable & colourfast
- Double folded & reinforced seams
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Manufacturer's Description
Sea to Summit Premium Silk Travel Liners are made from the strongest, finest Ripstop silk available. Perfect for keeping a sleeping bag clean and for hostel or budget hotel travelling.
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31 of 31 people found the following review helpful
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Sack Size 14cm tall * 7 cm diameter [5½" * 2¾"]
weight 125g [~4.5 oz]
The dimensions (for the mummy version) are rated at:
Length 185cm [6' 1"]
Width at head 92cm [3' 0"]
Width at foot 62 cm [2' 0"]
However my rough measurements came to:
Length 180cm [5' 10"]
width at head 89cm [2' 11"]
width at foot 58cm [1' 11"]
Unlike most 'mummy' bags and liners, this liner actually maintins its width until the hips (80cm) and only narrows to the foot after that (over the last 100cm).
At 182cm [not quite 6'] tall I was worried that this might not be quite long enough, I was pleased to discover that it's still OK for me; however if I was much taller I'd want the 'long version' that "Sea to Summit" do (although 'long' is only available in rectangular, not in the mummy shape).
The silk liner is so thin you can see daylight through it and as a result I was expecting to find that it wasn't as warm as my fleece liner. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this is *not* the case. Sea to Summit claim "Adds up to 10 degrees of warmth" (unclear if that's °C or °F) and I certainly felt it was adding warmth to my bag at least as much as my much bulkier fleece liner does.
The manufacturer (Sea to Summit) describes the colour I received as "Eucalyptus" (a pleasant dark green), however the manufacturer also makes 5 other colours and I've not yet worked out if the colour is dependent on the style or random.
Although the liner is defined as "Machine washable" it's marked as 20°C. Most washing machines don't go below 30°C so I consider it handwash only. However thats not a big imposition as it's easy to wash and drys very quickly. I think there is a good chance you could wash it first thing in the morning and it would be dry enough to use that night (unlike my fleece sleeping bag liner which takes three or four days to dry out).
Even crumpled the liner stuffs back into the sack easily.
Overall I'm very pleased with this liner.
weight 125g [~4.5 oz]
The dimensions (for the mummy version) are rated at:
Length 185cm [6' 1"]
Width at head 92cm [3' 0"]
Width at foot 62 cm [2' 0"]
However my rough measurements came to:
Length 180cm [5' 10"]
width at head 89cm [2' 11"]
width at foot 58cm [1' 11"]
Unlike most 'mummy' bags and liners, this liner actually maintins its width until the hips (80cm) and only narrows to the foot after that (over the last 100cm).
At 182cm [not quite 6'] tall I was worried that this might not be quite long enough, I was pleased to discover that it's still OK for me; however if I was much taller I'd want the 'long version' that "Sea to Summit" do (although 'long' is only available in rectangular, not in the mummy shape).
The silk liner is so thin you can see daylight through it and as a result I was expecting to find that it wasn't as warm as my fleece liner. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this is *not* the case. Sea to Summit claim "Adds up to 10 degrees of warmth" (unclear if that's °C or °F) and I certainly felt it was adding warmth to my bag at least as much as my much bulkier fleece liner does.
The manufacturer (Sea to Summit) describes the colour I received as "Eucalyptus" (a pleasant dark green), however the manufacturer also makes 5 other colours and I've not yet worked out if the colour is dependent on the style or random.
Although the liner is defined as "Machine washable" it's marked as 20°C. Most washing machines don't go below 30°C so I consider it handwash only. However thats not a big imposition as it's easy to wash and drys very quickly. I think there is a good chance you could wash it first thing in the morning and it would be dry enough to use that night (unlike my fleece sleeping bag liner which takes three or four days to dry out).
Even crumpled the liner stuffs back into the sack easily.
Overall I'm very pleased with this liner.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:Standard
Found my silk liner very useful for use whilst traveling around southern India and being anxious about the general standards including cleansiness of bedding we might find in the hotels. As described, the liner was compact and light weight but also cool, roomy and comfortable. Feeling reassured it certainly aided a good night's sleep. Now I am keen to find a similar product for covering pillows!
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Sack Size 14cm tall * 7 cm diameter [5½" * 2¾"]
weight 125g [~4.5 oz]
The dimensions are rated at:
Length 185cm [6' 1"]
Width at head 92cm [3' 0"]
Width at foot 62 cm [2' 0"]
However my rough measurements came to:
Length 180cm [5' 10"]
width at head 89cm [2' 11"]
width at foot 58cm [1' 11"]
Unlike most 'mummy' bags and liners, this liner actually maintins its width until the hips (80cm) and only narrows to the foot after that (over the last 100cm).
At 182cm tall I was worried that this might not be quite long enough, I was pleased to discover that it's still OK for me; however if I was much taller I'd want the 'long version' that "Sea to Summit" do (although 'long' is only available in rectangular, not in the mummy shape).
The silk liner is so thin you can see daylight through it and as a result I was expecting to find that it wasn't as warm as my fleece liner. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this is *not* the case. Sea to Summit claim "Adds up to 10 degrees of warmth" (unclear if that's °C or °F) and I certainly felt it was adding warmth to my bag at least as much as my much bulkier fleece liner does.
The manufacturer (Sea to Summit) describes the colour I received as "Eucalyptus" (a pleasant dark green), however the manufacturer also makes 5 other colours so no guarantees what colour you might get from this distributor.
Although the liner is defined as "Machine washable" it's marked as 20°C. Most washing machines don't go below 30°C so I consider it handwash only. However thats not a big imposition as it's easy to wash and drys very quickly. I think there is a good chance you could wash it first thing in the morning and it would be dry enough to use that night (unlike my fleece sleeping bag liner which takes three or four days to dry out).
Even crumpled the liner stuffs back into the sack easily.
Overall I'm very pleased with this liner.
weight 125g [~4.5 oz]
The dimensions are rated at:
Length 185cm [6' 1"]
Width at head 92cm [3' 0"]
Width at foot 62 cm [2' 0"]
However my rough measurements came to:
Length 180cm [5' 10"]
width at head 89cm [2' 11"]
width at foot 58cm [1' 11"]
Unlike most 'mummy' bags and liners, this liner actually maintins its width until the hips (80cm) and only narrows to the foot after that (over the last 100cm).
At 182cm tall I was worried that this might not be quite long enough, I was pleased to discover that it's still OK for me; however if I was much taller I'd want the 'long version' that "Sea to Summit" do (although 'long' is only available in rectangular, not in the mummy shape).
The silk liner is so thin you can see daylight through it and as a result I was expecting to find that it wasn't as warm as my fleece liner. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this is *not* the case. Sea to Summit claim "Adds up to 10 degrees of warmth" (unclear if that's °C or °F) and I certainly felt it was adding warmth to my bag at least as much as my much bulkier fleece liner does.
The manufacturer (Sea to Summit) describes the colour I received as "Eucalyptus" (a pleasant dark green), however the manufacturer also makes 5 other colours so no guarantees what colour you might get from this distributor.
Although the liner is defined as "Machine washable" it's marked as 20°C. Most washing machines don't go below 30°C so I consider it handwash only. However thats not a big imposition as it's easy to wash and drys very quickly. I think there is a good chance you could wash it first thing in the morning and it would be dry enough to use that night (unlike my fleece sleeping bag liner which takes three or four days to dry out).
Even crumpled the liner stuffs back into the sack easily.
Overall I'm very pleased with this liner.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
FRAGILE
The silk of the liner is very fragile.After 10 - 12 uses the material lost its intensity in some points. I don't think its gonna last. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Panos Athanasiou
Good
Arrived fine and product is as described. Is perfect for what I need it for. Cheaper than other equivalents but would be nice if a little bigger
Published 4 months ago by Ljwilmots
excellent sleeping bag liner
Used the silk liner recently when night temperature suddenly dropped to -8. Whilst others were shivering I was `snug as a bug in a rug`
Published 7 months ago by conker12
Does exactly what is says on the tin
Perfect for camping, hostels - anywhere you don't feel quite right sleeping on the sheets. I would not have survived S. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Izzy
silk sleeping bag liner
purchased one for myself , loved it purchased two more as gifts .you feel warmer and more comfortable sleeping in one
Published 12 months ago by K. Kirby
Worn at the seams after two and a half weeks of use
Purchased two of these for our recent trip to India, at first they where great to sleep in but after two weeks they start going threadbare and wearing at the seams. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Tracy
Colour options
I couldn't find colour options for this product, and expected to receive a plum coloured liner, as pictured. The item arrived and is a ghastly orange. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Ms. A. J. Speedie
Great lightweight product
I wasn't sure whether to get this one or the one with the hood as I own a hooded sleeping bag. I went for this one as it was slightly lighter in weight. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Emmielou
Silky sleep
Actually bought this for someone else; I have the liner with pillow insert which is better for staying in a gite or albergue. It's warm and comfortable & thoroughly recommended.
Published 18 months ago by Colin Hagues
Ideal for backpacking
We were really happy to have this liners on our last trip. They're great because they're so tiny and useful. Read more
Published 19 months ago by my_product_being_reviewed
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