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Down Camping Blanket - Outdoor Lightweight Packable Quilt - Water Repellent - Nylon Shell - Sailing, Terrace, Travel, Festivals, Backpacking & Home Use | Fill Power: 650, Weight: 1lbs | Size: 54"x80"
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Down Camping Blanket - Outdoor Lightweight Packable Features
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LIGHTWEIGHT & PORTABLE - This puffy, water-repellent down blanket is the ultimate travel companion, backpacking, and outdoor accessory. It fits into most backpacks or even a purse. The stuff bag is equipped with a clasp to clip it to anything.
About Down Camping Blanket - Outdoor Lightweight Packable
This luxurious waterrepellant nylon shell blanket with down filling is the ultimate travel companion. It is hand sewn and made of high quality materials. The blanket can be tightly rolled and squished without damaging the fabric. Therefore it can be stowed into any compartment, such as a backpack, the trunk of a car, a sailing boat, or in a box on the porch for example. If the packaging is to large for your adventure it can be easily clipped onto anything. The nylon shell is water repellent. Therefore the blanket is the perfect travel accessory for both outdoor and indoor activities. The blanket is not a replacement for a sleeping bag for experienced campers, but it's certainly an amazing add on. Other than the obvious use for camping, sailing, hiking or extended chilly nights on the terrace or porch - we highly recommend the product for business travelers that spend lots of time in the air. It makes the journey so much more comfortable and you'll certainly get jealous looks. Rain nor a spilled drink is a problem for the blanket. Be aware that once the compartments with the down filling expand the size might become a tiny bit smaller as the down expands.
