3 GREAT Tips For Choosing Sleeping Bag Liners

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In this video you'll learn 3 tips for choosing a sleeping bag liner. Here are the key tips:
Tip #1: Mummy Vs Rectangular
Mummy style are typically used in a sleeping bag. Rectangular can be used in a sleeping bag or on its own.
Tip #2: Fabric Choice
Typically the options will be silk, cotton, fleece, synthetic or insulated.
Tip #3: Decide On The Purpose
Your choice may depend on the type of activity you need the liner for. For example if you are hiking in summer, a liner alone, without a sleeping bag, might be sufficient.

[@rowanmulvey8632]

No mention of silk in the video for preventing bed bugs at hiker hostels, auberges, alberges, gites, shelters etc. Silk is the best material for repelling/ preventing bed bugs.

[@crazywisdom2]

Great vid. Looking to backpack. 3 season. No winter. Have a 20 degree Z packs mummy bag. Thinking a bag liner that would help add warmth in cooler months. And offset the heat in the summer. Would you go with Silk, or a silk cotton blend. Was thinking sea to summit, but open to options. thanks.

[@TheAdventureJunkies]

If you have the budget, I would recommend Silk. It's more breathable in summer and helps insulating in winter. It's also lighter.
However, if you are on a tight budget, the silk-cotton blend is a great option too.