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Sea to Summit Standard Cotton Liner
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RRP: £9.99
Year: 2005

Description: - Designed to keep your sleeping bag free from dirt and odour. - Easy to wash and comfortable cotton. - The Traveller (YHA) model includes an integral pillow case. - All models come with a stuff sack. - Dimensions: - Length: 182cm - Shoulder - Width: 88cm - Foot Width: 88cm

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