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Sleeping Bag Liners

Sea To Summit Adaptor Coolmax Travel Liner


Product Details

For extended stays in the tent hotel or hostel trips abroad, the Sea To Summit Adaptor Coolmax Travel Liner wicks moisture and stretches to give you a solid nights rest while keeping your sleeping bag clean. The machine-washable, quick-drying Coolmax fabric adapts to a variety of temperatures, and the liner can be used by itself in hot weather. When its time to hit the trail or the road, the liner packs up into its included 3x5-inch stuff sack.

Price : $ 44.9


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Three Season Sleeping Bags Checklist

Down vs. Synthetic. The age-old question. Down bags pack down tighter and are a few ounces lighter. On the negative side, they are useless when wet, often take forever to dry (and many can't be tossed into a dryer), and tend to be more expensive.
Heading Out in Wet Weather? Then get a synthetic sleeping bag...period. This way, if your bag gets wet, you won't have a useless sleeping bag for the rest of your trip.
Float Camping? Again...get a synthetic bag. Be a bummer to have your bag end up in the water and become useless for the rest of your float trip.
Where Ounces and Packability Matter. Then go with a goose down bag. This is especially true if you are a bike camper, climber or camp in the desert.

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