Sleeping bag liners

Sleeping bag liners for travel and outdoor

A sleeping bag liner is an essential travel companion for adventurers and backpackers. Whether you sleep in a tent, hostel or mountain hut, a liner provides extra hygiene and comfort. In addition, liners are lightweight and compact, so they fit easily into your backpack or travel bag.

Liner in your sleeping bag

By using a liner in your sleeping bag, your sleeping bag stays cleaner and lasts longer. You can easily remove the liner from the sleeping bag to wash it. Washing a sleeping bag itself is less straightforward. A liner also provides more sleeping comfort. In our collection you will find liners made from different materials such as cotton, flannel, silk or polyester.

Besides increased hygiene and comfort, a liner adds warmth to your sleeping bag. This way you can easily increase the insulation value of your sleeping bag without having to buy a second sleeping bag. How much insulation value a liner adds depends on the material.

• (Organic) cotton sleeping bag liners +3°C
• Egyptian cotton sleeping bag liners +4°C
• Flannel sleeping bag liners +6.5°C
• Silk sleeping bag liners +5°C
• Thermolite liner +6 to +10°C (synthetic)
• Microfleece liner +8°C (synthetic)
• Microfiber liner +3°C (synthetic)

Want more information about the different liner materials? Read our SnowHow about sleeping bag liners. Here we explain more about the pros and cons of the different materials.

Liner as a summer sleeping bag

Are you looking for a sleeping bag for summer at warm temperatures. A liner is lightweight and compact, so ideal to take with you. 

Liner in mountain huts

In many mountain huts the use of a liner and pillowcase is compulsory for hygiene reasons. Because of the remote location of most mountain huts, daily changing is not feasible and most guests stay only one night. You will be provided with a blanket and bedding in a hut, but you use those in combination with your own liner and pillowcase.

Buy a liner at Snowcountry

Discover our extensive range of liners from top brands such as Exped, Sea to Summit and Thermarest. Do you have questions about our liners? Get in touch with our outdoor experts.