Sea to Summit Silk Stretch Liner Standard
Why choose Sea to Summit? Sea to Summit is ready to be there with you on every adventure. Their original ethos ‘to equip and inspire’ continues to drive research and development of new techniques, materials, technologies and production method. This means they won’t be ready to give up developing a product till it ticks every box. From their West Australian home base, they have grown into an award-winning global brand sold in more than 60 countries.Stay FreshInspired by epic adventures at every altitude, the Sea to Summit brand is all about the pure joys of fresh air, fresh challenges and fresh thinking. Sea to Summit cultivates a culture of design perfectionism to develop ingenious functionally beautiful products with a “no worries” Australian attitude.Innovative Stretch TechnologySeaToSummit make their premium silk travelling sheets from the finest ripstop silk and have added Polyester/Lycra stretch panels along the length of the seams. These stretch panels allow the liner to move with you when you turn, roll and curl up in the night. Making sure you won’t get tangled up in those extra layers.
Why choose Sea to Summit? Sea to Summit is ready to be there with you on every adventure. Their original ethos ‘to equip and inspire’ continues to drive research and development of new techniques, materials, technologies and production method. This means they won’t be ready to give up developing a product till it ticks every box. From their West Australian home base, they have grown into an award-winning global brand sold in more than 60 countries.Stay FreshInspired by epic adventures at every altitude, the Sea to Summit brand is all about the pure joys of fresh air, fresh challenges and fresh thinking. Sea to Summit cultivates a culture of design perfectionism to develop ingenious functionally beautiful products with a “no worries” Australian attitude.Innovative Stretch TechnologySeaToSummit make their premium silk travelling sheets from the finest ripstop silk and have added Polyester/Lycra stretch panels along the length of the seams. These stretch panels allow the liner to move with you when you turn, roll and curl up in the night. Making sure you won’t get tangled up in those extra layers.
Why choose Sea to Summit? Sea to Summit is ready to be there with you on every adventure. Their original ethos ‘to equip and inspire’ continues to drive research and development of new techniques, materials, technologies and production method. This means they won’t be ready to give up developing a product till it ticks every box. From their West Australian home base, they have grown into an award-winning global brand sold in more than 60 countries.Stay FreshInspired by epic adventures at every altitude, the Sea to Summit brand is all about the pure joys of fresh air, fresh challenges and fresh thinking. Sea to Summit cultivates a culture of design perfectionism to develop ingenious functionally beautiful products with a “no worries” Australian attitude.Innovative Stretch TechnologySeaToSummit make their premium silk travelling sheets from the finest ripstop silk and have added Polyester/Lycra stretch panels along the length of the seams. These stretch panels allow the liner to move with you when you turn, roll and curl up in the night. Making sure you won’t get tangled up in those extra layers.
Why choose Sea to Summit? Sea to Summit is ready to be there with you on every adventure. Their original ethos ‘to equip and inspire’ continues to drive research and development of new techniques, materials, technologies and production method. This means they won’t be ready to give up developing a product till it ticks every box. From their West Australian home base, they have grown into an award-winning global brand sold in more than 60 countries.Stay FreshInspired by epic adventures at every altitude, the Sea to Summit brand is all about the pure joys of fresh air, fresh challenges and fresh thinking. Sea to Summit cultivates a culture of design perfectionism to develop ingenious functionally beautiful products with a “no worries” Australian attitude.Innovative Stretch TechnologySeaToSummit make their premium silk travelling sheets from the finest ripstop silk and have added Polyester/Lycra stretch panels along the length of the seams. These stretch panels allow the liner to move with you when you turn, roll and curl up in the night. Making sure you won’t get tangled up in those extra layers.
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The lowest price for Sea to Summit Silk Stretch Liner Standard right now is $142.99 at Techinn.com, compared across 2 retailers.
The all-time low was $64.49 on 18 Aug 2026 — today's price is 122% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 9 Sept 2026.
Last updated at 09/09/2026 03:28:16
Sea To Summit Premium Silk Rectangular Liner Blue 185 x 92 cm
Delivery $19.49
Sea To Summit Premium Silk Double Rectangular Lining Blue 185 x 185 cm
Delivery $19.99
Sea to Summit Sleeping Bag with Elastic Silk Lining Mummy Type Equipped with Hood
Delivery between 13–17 Sept $35.88
originally posted on moosejaw.com
Spaciousness, great for a bigger fellow. Yet, silky comfort, for your sleeping pleasure. It washes nice, keeping your outer bag cleaner. You'll sleep better if you own this Sea to Summit silk liner.
originally posted on backcountry.com
Sea to Summit 100% Premium Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Rectangular vs Western Mountaineering Tioga Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Gold, RectangularI was going to buy the Tioga (WM) -" love their products" but was debating between the 2. My gear head suggested buy both and compare them, so I did. Here is my 2 cents.WM Tioga - softer, seems better quality, very comfortable, roomy, slightly less weight, smaller pack size, and love the stuff sack.Sea to Summit- soft, had 2 strings/snags I had to cut off right out of box, very comfortable, more roomy -about 3" wider than WM Tioga, light weight, but zippered sack is bulky & could use improvements (go to a stuff sack, lose the zipper & bulk of bag,I loved the Tioga but Sea to Summit was great too. The only reason I went ... MoreSea to Summit 100% Premium Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Rectangular vs Western Mountaineering Tioga Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Gold, RectangularI was going to buy the Tioga (WM) -" love their products" but was debating between the 2. My gear head suggested buy both and compare them, so I did. Here is my 2 cents.WM Tioga - softer, seems better quality, very comfortable, roomy, slightly less weight, smaller pack size, and love the stuff sack.Sea to Summit- soft, had 2 strings/snags I had to cut off right out of box, very comfortable, more roomy -about 3" wider than WM Tioga, light weight, but zippered sack is bulky & could use improvements (go to a stuff sack, lose the zipper & bulk of bag,I loved the Tioga but Sea to Summit was great too. The only reason I went with the Sea to Summit is because of the extra width. I sleep like a tornado & I like to spread out when I sleep, especially my feet, arms, and legs. therefore I went with the Sea to Summit. I feel both products are good quality, but the WM TIoga might be better overall. Time will tell.JD
originally posted on altitude-sports.com
This liner is easy to carry for travel due to its compact size. The silk as expect is smooth on the skin and the stretch panels allow for easy movement. I used it at hotels to avoid bedbugs and in my sleeping bag to keep it clean. The silk is worth the higher cost for its light weight, compactness and comfort.
| Variant | |
| size | STD |
| color | Navy |
Sea To Summit Premium Silk Rectangular Liner Blue 185 x 92 cm
Delivery $19.49
Sea To Summit Premium Silk Double Rectangular Lining Blue 185 x 185 cm
Delivery $19.99
Sea to Summit Sleeping Bag with Elastic Silk Lining Mummy Type Equipped with Hood
Delivery between 13–17 Sept $35.88
Spaciousness, great for a bigger fellow. Yet, silky comfort, for your sleeping pleasure. It washes nice, keeping your outer bag cleaner. You'll sleep better if you own this Sea to Summit silk liner.
Sea to Summit 100% Premium Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Rectangular vs Western Mountaineering Tioga Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Gold, RectangularI was going to buy the Tioga (WM) -" love their products" but was debating between the 2. My gear head suggested buy both and compare them, so I did. Here is my 2 cents.WM Tioga - softer, seems better quality, very comfortable, roomy, slightly less weight, smaller pack size, and love the stuff sack.Sea to Summit- soft, had 2 strings/snags I had to cut off right out of box, very comfortable, more roomy -about 3" wider than WM Tioga, light weight, but zippered sack is bulky & could use improvements (go to a stuff sack, lose the zipper & bulk of bag,I loved the Tioga but Sea to Summit was great too. The only reason I went ... MoreSea to Summit 100% Premium Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Rectangular vs Western Mountaineering Tioga Silk Sleeping Bag Liner - Gold, RectangularI was going to buy the Tioga (WM) -" love their products" but was debating between the 2. My gear head suggested buy both and compare them, so I did. Here is my 2 cents.WM Tioga - softer, seems better quality, very comfortable, roomy, slightly less weight, smaller pack size, and love the stuff sack.Sea to Summit- soft, had 2 strings/snags I had to cut off right out of box, very comfortable, more roomy -about 3" wider than WM Tioga, light weight, but zippered sack is bulky & could use improvements (go to a stuff sack, lose the zipper & bulk of bag,I loved the Tioga but Sea to Summit was great too. The only reason I went with the Sea to Summit is because of the extra width. I sleep like a tornado & I like to spread out when I sleep, especially my feet, arms, and legs. therefore I went with the Sea to Summit. I feel both products are good quality, but the WM TIoga might be better overall. Time will tell.JD
This liner is easy to carry for travel due to its compact size. The silk as expect is smooth on the skin and the stretch panels allow for easy movement. I used it at hotels to avoid bedbugs and in my sleeping bag to keep it clean. The silk is worth the higher cost for its light weight, compactness and comfort.
I've had my liner for three years, not using that often (20-30 days out of the year) and only having washed it a handful of times.In the first year, the foot box burst open at the seam and I sewed it back up no problem (though rather annoyed). Now, about a year later, an even larger bust on the other half of the footbox. Incredibly frustrating. I don't think I'm a rough sleeper but having holes at my feet makes getting comfortable hard at night.On a lighter note, before the issues arose, this liner kept me perfectly warm (and not too hot) in a range of temperatures, bags, and conditions. It's very spacious and easy to get into. If you're feather gentle, this might be nice.
I chose this liner because it packs small and is light enough for backpacking. I occasionally guide trips through very muddy slot canyons and wanted a barrier between by muddy body and my expensive down sleeping bag. This does the trick. I probably won't use a liner for most other trips in which I am not wet and muddy. The fabric is soft and feels nicer on my skin than slippery sleeping bag fabric. And it's easier to get in and out of than I expected. I stand up and step into the liner as if I was steeping into a pair of pants. Then I hop into the sleeping bag. I did have a little trouble keeping the mummy top covering my head, it wants to scoot down by my shoulders. That's fine, it just means it's not protecting the sleeping bag from my greasy hair. With more ... MoreI chose this liner because it packs small and is light enough for backpacking. I occasionally guide trips through very muddy slot canyons and wanted a barrier between by muddy body and my expensive down sleeping bag. This does the trick. I probably won't use a liner for most other trips in which I am not wet and muddy. The fabric is soft and feels nicer on my skin than slippery sleeping bag fabric. And it's easier to get in and out of than I expected. I stand up and step into the liner as if I was steeping into a pair of pants. Then I hop into the sleeping bag. I did have a little trouble keeping the mummy top covering my head, it wants to scoot down by my shoulders. That's fine, it just means it's not protecting the sleeping bag from my greasy hair. With more practice I will probably figure it out. Good purchase.
This is my newest addition to my liners. I have had three for several years and use them often when travelling. None have worn out, I just like to have multiples around for visitors or in case of loss. They are a great wrap on airplanes, great for sleeping in or under in airports and at destinations and excellent liners for sleeping bags. I purchased this one for an upcoming trip to Laos.I only with the storage bags were still made like a little stuff sack. They were much easier to store the liner, just shove it in - the zipper storage, while it looks nice, is more difficult to get the liner in and behaving while zipping up.
I love the premium silk travel liner- I got one to protect my down quilt on cooler trips and as a stand-alone for warmer weather. I don’t like sleeping with nothing over me, and the liner is perfect by itself for that.I took it on a 4-day hiking trip where I hammock camped and even when the temperature dropped by 20 degrees F at night (80-60 and down to 50 one night) I stayed perfectly warm and comfortable with this liner and a lightweight snugpak. I got the travel version to take on road trips/hotel stays or other “just-in-case” moments to put my pillow into as well. Fabric is soft and smooth, elastic on side helps and isn’t weird like I thought it might be, does the job great!Of note, I also got the regular travel liner (dark blue one) for my son for Boyscouts ... MoreI love the premium silk travel liner- I got one to protect my down quilt on cooler trips and as a stand-alone for warmer weather. I don’t like sleeping with nothing over me, and the liner is perfect by itself for that.I took it on a 4-day hiking trip where I hammock camped and even when the temperature dropped by 20 degrees F at night (80-60 and down to 50 one night) I stayed perfectly warm and comfortable with this liner and a lightweight snugpak. I got the travel version to take on road trips/hotel stays or other “just-in-case” moments to put my pillow into as well. Fabric is soft and smooth, elastic on side helps and isn’t weird like I thought it might be, does the job great!Of note, I also got the regular travel liner (dark blue one) for my son for Boyscouts instead of sending him with a full twin-size sheet set and it worked AMAZINGLY for his week-long campout! He absolutely LOVES his liner! He also went on the hike where I tested mine and got to test his out and he stayed warm with that, a sleeping pad and a small travel blanket that folds up into about an 8” square pillow. In fact, he liked it so much he insisted on sleeping in it in his bed too for about a week! Great products!
This was the difference between feeling comfortable and not when sleeping in a standard 2 person sleeping bag (no mummy features, so can be drafty at times). I'm still hoping to try this out in warmer weather to see if it will replace my need for a sleeping bag at all.Very compact. Good to have in a day pack if you're hiking over potentially risky terrain; this in combo with an emergency blanket adds well to an emergency kit.We are 6ft tall, my lady says she might have preferred a little more length in the back to cover her shoulders more, but I was content with the length. One of the other models might have suited her needs a little better.
For 26 years, forty+ days each summer tent camping and guiding wilderness rafting/fly fishing expeditions here in Alaska; the Sea To Summit silk sleeping bag liner is my go to for reasons that have already been mentioned by scores of people in their reviews. I've just replaced my most recent Silk Traveller after 5+ years, and 200+ nights, of faithful service. The liner has probably been machine washed and dried 30 or so times.. I prefer a rectangular sleeping bag because I don't like to be confined; the Travel liner (or the mummy version) is the ultimate: ease of entry, keeping sleeping bag and pillow clean, temperature control, and...comfort. Imagine sleeping in silk sheets...in the wilderness. It's good.
I haven't tested this yet in travels. but on my bed, it's gonna work great! the rip stop pattern in the weave gives it strength and stability. The size is generous and the stretchy edges are what sold me on the sea to summit model bc i am a side sleeper that likes to flip sides without having to wake up, so the stretchy sides will make that possible without me getting tangled up in it, or trying to be careful so as not to put stress on the stitches. I bought this for multi country travels. so none of the categories (hiking, paddling ect, fit )
| Variant | |
| size | STD |
| color | Navy |
