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Alaska Bear silk for the road
Thin silk first layers. Each one goes under something warmer: a glove, a helmet, a sleeping bag.
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Which Alaska Bear silk liner do you need?
It depends on what gets cold. Alaska Bear has 3 kinds of silk liner: for hands, for the head and for a sleeping bag. Each one is a first layer and works under your usual gear.
Cold hands under gloves
Long ribbed cuffs cover the wrists, and the liners come in 3 sizes.
$19.99
Hostel beds and camping
Double stitching and reinforced gussets. Alaska Bear says it fits most campers up to 6 feet tall.
$49.99
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Three silk liners compared
What is a silk liner for?
A silk liner is 1 thin layer worn under warmer gear. It adds a little warmth and keeps the outer layer cleaner, and it folds down to pocket size.
| Compared | Glove liners | Sleeping bag liner |
|---|---|---|
| Covers | Hands and wrists | The whole body |
| Goes under | Gloves or mittens | A sleeping bag or a hostel blanket |
| Price | $19.99 | $49.99 |
| Better choice when | Your fingers go cold first | You camp or stay in hostels |
Questions
About the liners
What sizes do Alaska Bear silk glove liners come in?
Alaska Bear silk glove liners come in 3 sizes, and each costs $19.99. The long ribbed cuff is made to cover the wrist.
How tall can you be for the Alaska Bear silk sleeping bag liner?
Alaska Bear says its Silk Sleeping Bag Liner fits most campers up to 6 feet tall. It costs $49.99.
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