Sea to Summit Adaptor Coolmax Sleeping Bag Liner - Mummy
Details
The Adaptor™ COOLMAX® sleeping bag liner is an excellent versatile choice that adapts to varied temperatures and humidity. The knitted COOLMAX® fabric is incredibly stretchy, super soft and luxuriously comfortable. It wicks moisture away from your skin, which helps keep you comfortable as temperatures rise and humidity increases, guaranteeing a great night’s sleep. This sleeping bag liner is ideal for use on its own in warm, humid climates, or as a liner inside your sleeping bag as you transition across seasons. A sleeping bag liner is imperative for keeping your sleeping bag clean and is easily washable
Works like your favorite base layer to wick moisture from your skin for a more comfortable night's sleep
A versatile sleep system, for use by itself or as part of a layered system
Adapts to varied temperatures and humidity
Stretchy, Coolmax® fabric is incredibly comfortable
Helps reduce the need to wash your sleeping bag plus its easier to wash than your sleeping bag
Bag Liners help extend the life of your sleeping bag and help maintain the performance of its insulation
Packaged in its own 3 in x 5 in Ultra Sil nylon stuff sack
Length: 84 in/210cm
Width: 36 in /90cm
Weight: 8.7 oz/248g
Color: Blue
The Adaptor is Perfect For...
Backpackers traversing a wide scale of temperatures and humidity
Travelers who would like to ensure a hygienic sleep environment
Campers looking to reduce the clammy feel in their sleeping bag
Warm-Weather campers who don’t need a full sleeping bag
Other Liner Options
Add warmth to your sleeping bag with a Reactor Liner
Weight-focused backpackers opt for the Silk Mummy Liner
Which Sleeping Bag Liner Should I choose?
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All Sea to Summit sleeping liners are machine washable and require only your standard laundry detergent no special soaps/cleaners needed.
If you’re using a top-loader washing machine, place the liner in a pillowcase or laundry bag first to stop any cords being caught up in the impeller.
Steer clear of fabric softeners when cleaning your liner as they can affect the wicking properties of the material.
To dry your liner, it’s best to hang it on a washing line to air dry. Using a dryer could expose it to excessive heat, which can damage the fabric.
