Backpacks | Swamp Cooler Core (Spring 2023)

Ruffwear

Swamp Cooler Core (Spring 2023)

$29.95

Description

　　The Ruffwear Swamp Cooler Core is an add-on that provides cooling, extra lift-and-assist support, and additional stability for the Palisades Pack, Approach Pack, Singletrak Pack, and Web Master Harness.

　　This three-layer chest panel features Ruffwear's Swamp Cooler™ Tech that uses evaporative cooling to efficiently disperse heat from the dog’s core when exploring in warm temperatures. To activate, wet the Swamp Cooler Core with water, use the hook-and-loop sleeves to attach it to the chest and belly straps of the pack or harness, then hit the trail!

　　Packs and harnesses sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand:

Ruffwear

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

30851

Color:

Granite Gray

Other Features:

Wicking outer layer reflects heat and facilitates evaporation
Absorbent middle layer stores water for evaporation
Mesh lining keeps your dog dry and comfortable
Provides load dispersion and stability
Hook-and-loop sleeves for easy on/off
Compatible with Ruffwear's Web Master Harness, Approach Pack, Palisades Pack, and Singletrak Pack (each sold separately)

Materials:

Outer Layer: Polyester air mesh
Middle Layer: Polyester non-woven
Lining: Dry-weave polyester mesh
Made in Vietnam

Care:

Secure fasteners
Wash in cold water
Gentle cycle
Mild detergent
Air dry

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