HEAT LINER +

As low as €179.00

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Weight:
440 g
Warranty:
Lifetime Experience

- +
4-6 working days
Description

Our Heat Liner + provides an additional warming layer and highly increases the hygiene of using a sleeping bag. Manufactured from an ultra-thin Toray Airtastic fabric, filled with Climashield insulation, allowing it to add another 7°C to a bag's rating. Heat Liner + is equipped with a zip and a hood, so it can be spread evenly and used as a cover while travelling or sleeping in a mountain hostel. This is a great solution both for wandering in the mountains and during ultra-marathons, where reliability and low equipment weight are key.

Specifications
More Information
Weight440 g
Maximum user height185 cm
Width (top/bottom)75/47 cm
Stuffsack’s dimensions (height/diameter)22/16 cm
Stuffsack’s volume4 l
Product features
  • Insulation: Climashield® Apex 100 g/m²
  • Shell and liner: Toray® Airtastic 19 g/m², 7-denier ripstop, DWR finish (100% nylon)
  • Full length, 3 mm YKK® zip with 2 self-locking sliders
  • Minimalist, weight saving design and components
  • Mummy shape
  • 3D shaped hood design
  • Construction: stitched-through
  • Fits all Cumulus® sleeping bags
  • Stuffsack and storage sack included

Made in Poland

 

All Cumulus® products are proudly crafted in Poland, allowing us to maintain the highest quality standards while minimizing our carbon footprint. Responsible production is at the core of everything we do. For us, sustainability also means ensuring fair working conditions. Our dedicated team is the true secret behind the excellence of our products.

1% for the Planet

 

By choosing our products, you’re giving back! We donate 1% of our sales to organizations like the European Outdoor Conservation Association, which leads initiatives to protect biodiversity and preserve natural habitats, and the Wetland Conservation Center, dedicated to safeguarding swamps and restoring drained wetlands to their natural state.