Sea to Summit Thermolite Reactor Liner black
ID: 386063
£56.99
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Product description
Sea to Summit Thermolite Reactor Liner black (black)
The bestselling sleeping bag liner! The Reactor is made from 80g/m² Thermolite—the lightest weight Thermolite fabric available. Thermolite is a hollow core fibre that provides amazing warmth for its weight and remains extremely breathable. The Reactor adds up to 8°C of warmth to a sleeping bag or can be used alone as a warm weather bag.
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At a glance
Weight
248.00 g
type material
Polyester
Shape
Tapered mummy shape
Features
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Purpose
Hiking / Trekking, Wild Camping, Campsite Camping, Travelling, Ultralight, Trekking, Hiking
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Main Information
Shape:
Tapered mummy shape
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Material
Material composition:
100% polyester
type material:
Polyester
The delivered product may have been produced earlier than the advertised model year.
Scope of Delivery
pack bag included:
yes
The delivered product may have been produced earlier than the advertised model year.
Dimensions
Weight:
248.00 g
Length:
210.00 cm
Pack Size (cm):
12,5 x 7,5 cm
Wide shoulder area:
90.00 cm
The delivered product may have been produced earlier than the advertised model year.
Model Year
2023
The delivered product may have been produced earlier than the advertised model year.
Article number
386063
EAN
9327868000197
Customer opinions
Andrew Hawkes
comfortable and warm
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To the original
Good product
16.04.2022
ad
not quite ok
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To the original
it promises more than it can, the elevated temperature was minimal (cold winter night with open window in a Vango Latitude 200) too expensive for that performance ... but it weighs quite a bit ...
10.02.2019