Breeze Mummy Sleeping Bag Liner with Drawcord - Regular

Name: Breeze Mummy Sleeping Bag Liner with Drawcord - Regular
Brand: Sea to Summit
Price: 58.97 CAD
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About this product

The Sea to Summit Breeze Mummy Sleeping Bag Liner in Atoll Blue is a versatile sleep hygiene solution designed for outdoor use. Its stretch-knit construction blends 70% Coolmax Ecomade and 30% biobased Tencel Lyocell fibres, a combination that wicks moisture efficiently to keep you comfortable in humid conditions. The mummy-style cut features a drawcord base and stretches to accommodate virtually any sleeping bag shape, making it a practical companion for camping and backcountry trips. At 85 inches (216 cm) in length, the Regular sizing fits true to size according to customer feedback. The breathability rating of 4 reflects the fabric's ability to manage heat and moisture during sleep. Manufactured in China, this liner provides a clean, personal sleep environment whether you are using a shared sleeping bag or simply want an added layer of comfort on the trail.

Category: Sleeping Gear
Brand: Sea to Summit
Color: Colour: Atoll Blue
Customers Say: True to Size

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Breeze Mummy Liner's soft, moisture-wicking Coolmax and Tencel fabric, calling it noticeably cool and comfortable for warm-weather camping and hot sleepers. The drawcord footbox earns repeated appreciation, letting users vent their feet or cinch the bottom closed, and the shoulder snap openings are highlighted as a thoughtful touch for those who sleep with arms free. Users also love how lightweight and compact it packs, and note it is far easier to wash than a sleeping bag. The most common criticism is that the liner adds only minimal warmth, making it unsuitable for cold conditions on its own. A few reviewers noted some confusion around sizing and fit expectations across different versions of the product.