- 13 × 26 cm
- 7 °C
- 560 g
- 17 × 10 cm
- 520 g
- 16 × 10 cm
- 380 g
What a sleeping bag liner does
A liner is a thin fabric sleeping bag without fill. In a hut you sleep in it under the blankets, in a hostel on the bed, and inside your own sleeping bag it sits between you and the fill. That keeps your sleeping bag clean so it needs washing less often. Many alpine huts in Europe require one.
Sleeping bag liners compared
| Model | Shape | Width | Height up to | Weight | Packed size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bio Cotton Mummy Liner | Mummy | 77 cm | 220 cm | 380 g | 16 x 10 cm |
| Bio Cotton Comfort Liner | Rectangular | 85 cm | 220 cm | 520 g | 17 x 10 cm |
Which liner suits you?
Mummy: light
The Mummy Liner weighs 380 g and tapers towards the feet, so it sits in a mummy sleeping bag without bunching up. With pillow pocket.
Rectangular: more room
The Comfort Liner is 85 cm wide and weighs 520 g. On warm nights use it as a light blanket. With pillow pocket.
Huts without blankets
In self-catering huts and bothies without blankets you need a proper sleeping bag. The Pyro 250 weighs 480 g, packs to 13 x 19 cm and has a 7 °C comfort rating. For cold winter rooms, see the warmer models under 3-season sleeping bags.
Sleeping bag liner FAQs
Does a liner make my sleeping bag warmer?
A cotton liner adds an extra layer of fabric, but we do not give a temperature figure for it. Choose your sleeping bag by its comfort rating for warmth.
Mummy liner or rectangular?
The mummy liner is lighter and fits mummy sleeping bags; the rectangular liner gives more room and works as a blanket.
Which liner is lightest?
The Mummy Liner at 380 g with a packed size of 16 x 10 cm.
Do I need a liner for alpine huts?
In many alpine club huts, yes, for hygiene reasons. Check with your hut before you go.