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Carinthia sleeping bag liner
A lightweight sleeping bag liner gives you a little bit of extra insulation and helps a lot with keeping your main sleeping bag: these are easy to wash without wearing out the filling of the actual sleeping bag.
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A lightweight sleeping bag liner gives you a little bit of extra insulation and helps a lot with keeping your main sleeping bag: these are easy to wash without wearing out the filling of the actual sleeping bag.
Tight little face hole for good protection against the elements and full-length zipper. The ties on the sides are used to anchor the liner into place inside the sleeping bag.
Available in two sizes, for people up to 185 and 200 cm (6' 1" to 6' 7").
Made from a 50/50 poly/cotton blend, easy to wash and wear resistant.
Made by Carinthia
Carinthia is an Austrian family-owned business best known for its sleeping bags. Apart from their homeland, they have equipped many European countries' armed forces, including Scandinavia and our very own Finnish Defence Forces too!
All Carinthia products are made in their own factory in Slovakia and in their Austrian headquarters in the state of... wait for it... Carinthia.
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Kalevi S. 18.03.2019 (Edited 02.06.2021)
Lassi V. 21.09.2019 (Edited 05.06.2021)
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Andrew S. 22.12.2021
"You can wash the Polycotton Liner at 40C° and put it in the dryer if necessary.
You don't need to worry here."
Also for those wondering you can attach the liner to a Carinthia Defence 6 sleeping bag.
I find when using the straps on the liner to connect to the loops in the sleeping bag there needs to be another strap at the top of the liner to make it fit better.
I haven't used it in the field yet but it seems like it will last a while.
Would have liked to see a method of combining the zipper on the liner and on the corresponding sleeping bag so you only need to pull down one zipper to get out in an emergency.
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