Sleeping Bag Liner - Standard - Poly / Cotton

20% OFF

CA$28.00

CA$35.00Save CA$7.00 (20%)

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Price checked Nov 13, 2026

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About this product

The Rab Sleeping Bag Liner in Standard size is a practical addition to any sleep system, constructed from a 65% polyester, 35% cotton blend that balances breathability with durability. Measuring 225 cm (90 in) long and 92 cm (36 in) wide, it fits comfortably inside most sleeping bags or can be used on its own in warmer conditions. The poly-cotton fabric is designed to dry quickly and feels soft against the skin, making it well suited for extended trips where easy care matters. At a packed weight of just 290 g, it adds minimal bulk to a pack and comes with a tough ripstop stuff sack for storage. The liner helps protect sleeping bag insulation from body oils and dirt, preserving long-term performance. Both the fabric and the product are fluorocarbon (PFAS) free. Available in Slate, it is a straightforward, low-maintenance way to add warmth and versatility to an existing sleep setup.

Category: Sleeping Gear
Brand: Rab
Material: *65% Polyester, 35% Cotton
Color: product-options
Size: 0.64 LBS (290.03 g)
Width: 92 cm / 36 in
Length: 225 cm / 90 in
Weight: 0.64 LBS (290.03 g)
Materials: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton
Rab Part #Qal: 30 | 821468509160

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Rab Standard Poly-Cotton Liner for its soft, comfortable feel against the skin, easy washability, and quick-drying fabric, making it a practical choice for keeping a sleeping bag fresh on extended trips. Its dual-use versatility, working both inside a bag and as a standalone sheet in warm conditions, is frequently highlighted. The most common criticism is that the rectangular cut can feel snug or restrictive for larger users, and the absence of a side zip makes getting in and out more awkward. Compared to silk alternatives, the poly-cotton version is notably heavier and bulkier to pack.