Sea to Summit Reactor Insulated Sleeping Bag Liner, Fleece (79 x 28)
Key features
- •Insulated sleeping bag liner adds extra warmth and personal hygiene to any sleeping bag
- •Reactor Fleece adds up to 32F degrees and features a quarter-length zip; can be used as standalone bag
- •Thermolite hollow core insulation is lightweight, soft and comfortable with stretch knit construction
- •Mummy shaped with toe-box, draw cord hood and included stuff sack
- •Fleece Dimensions 72 x 28-inches; packed size 9 x 5-inches; weight 14.8oz
Sea to Summit Reactor Insulated Sleeping Bag Liner, Fleece (79 x 28)
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Customer Reviews
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Really crappy zipper design and very hard to get into and ...
Michael Mahaffey✓ Verified Purchase•February 14, 2018
Zipper kept pulling out. Really crappy zipper design and very hard to get into and out.. I re-purposed it as a cover for my sea to summit inflatable sleeping pad and aeros pillow.. Holds everything perfectly in to place, curls the pad up around my feet, and is much more comfortable to lay on than the pad material, As a sleeping bag liner it is terrible. Struggling to get in and out, and the zipper breaking every time I tried it was terrible..
Very light and compact. Just what I wanted for ...
Duniness✓ Verified Purchase•August 25, 2017
Very light and compact. Just what I wanted for summer use alone and to supplement my regular quilt in winter.
I can stay very, very, very warm! ...
Hiram B✓ Verified Purchase•August 9, 2017
I can stay very, very, very warm! But! It takes up a lot of space too. Not sure if I want to pack this in my bag on the motorcycle trips.
Goodbye cold nights.
chris barry✓ Verified Purchase•March 27, 2017
As I get older, I dislike being cold at night more and more. I camp every month with the Boy Scouts here in Southeast Alaska. Very humid and temperate climate. Lots of wind too. I got the liner the day of our March campout. I was excited to see how it does in my North Face Aleutian 0* bag. Under the bag I use the Klymit insulated luxe pad. February's temperature was warmer than March's tempo on the campout. I remember Being warm on the Feb campout. So I wasn't worried too much for March, even though it was colder out. The first night with the liner was AWESOME! I was toasty warm. I had the sleeping bag partially unzipped to maintain a comfortable bag temp. It was great. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to add a season to their current bag.
Warm!
SteveO✓ Verified Purchase•March 26, 2017
Super warm unlike the other liners they sell. This one actually lives up to the 20 degree claim.
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