Backpacks | Thermic Neutrino Sleeping Bag Liner

Rab

Thermic Neutrino Sleeping Bag Liner

$55.96

Description

　　Warm microfleece liner for Rab Neutrino sleeping bags

　　A warm Thermic™ microfleece sleeping bag liner designed for the Rab Neutrino & Neutrino PRO collections. Also compatible with other sleeping bags.

Specifications

　　Brand Name:

　　Rab

　　Gender:

　　Unisex

　　Color:

　　Ebony

　　Weight:

　　14.1 oz / 400 g

　　Dimensions:

　　82 x 185 cm / 32 x 73 in

　　Mfg Sku/Part Number:

　　QAL-36-EB

　　UPC:

　　821468907744

　　Other Features:

　　• Add warmth, comfort, and protection to your Neutrino sleep system

　　• Thermic™ microfleece

　　• Mummy taper shape

　　• Stuff sack included

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Rab

Gender:

Unisex

Color:

Ebony

Weight:

14.1 oz / 400 g

Dimensions:

82 x 185 cm / 32 x 73 in

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

QAL-36-EB

UPC:

821468907744

Other Features:

• Add warmth, comfort, and protection to your Neutrino sleep system
• Thermic™ microfleece
• Mummy taper shape
• Stuff sack included

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