SLEEPING BAG AND & QUILT LINER
WEIGHT: MED/LG 1.9oz | 54gm : XLG 2.3oz / 65gm
Dark Gray Color Only
Lightest Sleeping Bag & Quilt Liner In the World !
Our SLEEPING BAG AND & QUILT LINER is ultralight and ultra-versatile. Use it to instantly add 5-8+ degrees warmth to any sleep system, as a warm weather (+60 F) sleeping bag replacement, as a minimalist bivy sack and to keep bugs and other crawlies off your family parts when staying in sketchy hostels.
A key piece of international minimalist travel gear that is as small as a tangerine and under 2oz!
Some lesser known, but totally valid uses for this ultra-versatile liner include (but are not limited to) – first aid arm sling, emergency tourniquet, stylish back-country scarf, head wrap dust storm mask, warm head wrap and marmot spawn collection sack. The possibilities and uses are endless and at sub 2oz why not have one along at all times?
PRO TIP: Ok to treat with Sawyer Permethrin for bed bug nasty insect deterrent.
DIMENSIONS:
WEIGHT MEDIUM/LARGE: 1.9 oz | 54 gm
SHOULDER: 54in | 137cm Girth
FOOT: 42in | 107cm Girth
LENGTH: 74in | 188cm Length Flat
For users up to 5’10” and under 175lbs
WEIGHT X LARGE: 2.3 oz | 65 gm
SHOULDER: 64in | 163cm Girth
FOOT: 54in | 137cm Girth
LENGTH: 84in | 213cm Length Flat
For users up to 6’3″ and under 245lbs
FEATURES
• Very Strtong Ripstop Type 66 7DX7D High Tenacity Nylon
• Adds 5+ degrees to any sleep system
• Lightest breathable liner available
• Air permeability is balanced for maximum heat retention and good breathability
• Traditional bag liner design – open at the top only to save weight – not open in the back
• Mini bungee draw-cord top closure and small cord-lock
• Keeps your quilt or sleeping bag grime and funk free
• Washes and dries extremely quickly
• Lighter, Stronger, and Warmer than silk liners
• Small packed size – fits in your hand
• Intergrated stuff sack
• Felled seams for strength
• Can be used instead of a minimalist sleeping bag or quilt in temps above 60 degrees
Caroline (verified owner) –
This liner makes a big difference. Carried on overnights when temps might drop just below my bags extreme limit of 30°. I found for the extra few ounces it made a comfortable night of what could have been constant cold shivers. The material is immediately warming.THANKS MLD!
Greg T Grandgeorge –
I’m a cold sleeper, and it really seems to add some warmth to my traditional quilt. Although intended for use as a liner (which is how I traditionally utilize it), I have also used it outside my bag to keep interior tent condensation off my quilt, when sleeping in a super tight tent/bivy.
Jason Downs (verified owner) –
Nice peace of mind for a light and easy addition of 5 degrees to my Vision Quilt. Keeps my quilt cleaner and ‘Yes’ its a great neck warmer and Downs Under Koala collection sack. 🙂 Just enough wiggle room for me but, might be a little tight for a walrus, just saying.
Julian (verified owner) –
What a great item. Simple, functional, and with some versatility. So good I got 2. Great stitching, drawstring around the collar, material is very nice to to the touch, works in warm or cooler weather, does not seem to retain much stink, breathes well, sizing is totally sufficient for 5 foot 9 1/2 male, who wears Medium size clothing and has an Athletic Build. Cheers.
Hugh Ramsey (verified owner) –
Just purchased my second quilt liner in the bright orange color, to serve the dual function of sleep system supplement and signaling material.
I am treating my sleep system the same way I do my clothing layering system: base layer, insulation, shell. This is the perfect “shell” for my quilt set up, and allows me to bring a lighter, less bulky quilt paired with my Merino base layer.
As a single wall tent user, it also adds another layer of protection from condensation and the PNW rain. It has been great when the night is hot but breezy, allowing me to use it as a standalone liner.
Packs down remarkably small, is very soft to the touch, and cinches down nicely at the top. Great product.