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Rab Silk Sleeping Bag Liners

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Add warmth to your sleeping bag and protect it from dirt, sweat, and body oils with these silk sleeping bag liners from UK-based Rab. The standard rectangular model measures 73 inches long and 36 inches wide, and weighs just 4.8 ounces Read More

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Nov 28, 2017

And here I was all excited for the hooded. Maybe next time.

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kwillson

Nov 28, 2017

Is the mummy bag offered here their hooded version?

subkelvin

Nov 28, 2017

kwillsonI don't think it is. According to rab website the hooded version is 89in in length while this description says the mummy is 73in.

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plexus

Nov 27, 2017

I already have a pair of silk liners. Just wanted to mention that we don't use them to protect the sleeping bag as much as to add warmth. In fact, I can't use them in the warm seasons because even my bag is too hot. but we camp into late fall when the temps fall into the minus-single-digits (C) and the silk liners become essential. They are VERY warm even though they are thin.

tyler256

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Apr 20, 2017

what are the packed dimensions?

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RogueRon

Apr 18, 2017

Can anyone confirm the 5.5 ounce weight of the Traveler?

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Scyoung0746

Apr 18, 2017

Sleeping bags don't need sheets.....

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Cardamomtea

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Nov 30, 2017

I love my silk cocoon liner! I bought it for camping, but now I use it while traveling now too! Such a good purchase!

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ElectronicVices

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Dec 6, 2017

I wasn't talking about abrasion, unless you went with something like a 7D fabric it should be plenty durable. My point again is protecting and preserving your insulation. I use an Argon (Nylon) quilt liner because I would rather not have to wash my down gear regularly and it works wonderfully in warmer weather. The more you compress and wash an insulation medium (synthetic or down) the sooner it breaks down. When synthetic fibers or GD/DD breaks down you lose loft, when you lose loft you lose insulation/warmth. I would also venture that my quilt liner weighs less than any pair of silk pajamas you could locate.

ScareBear

Apr 18, 2017

How can the Traveler be less weight than the Long?

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PaigeD

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Apr 18, 2017

Hey Everyone, love to see you all interested in this drop. Unfortunately it's too late to add the Double liner as an option, but definitely something I will prioritize next time. I was able to get a few more Traveller liners added, but they will go fast so jump at the opportunity while you can!