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Highlands Pad
Ruffwear
Highlands Pad
$39.95 - $59.95
Description

  Accordion-fold dog bed.

  The Highlands Pad is a lightweight, backpacking dog bed with an accordion-fold design for compact and easy transport. It's the first thing you unpack at the car or at camp, giving your dog a warm and comfortable place to rest while you gather gear or set up the tent.

  The lightweight, closed-cell foam and synthetic down insulate from hard, cold surfaces, and a non-slip waterproof base with a soft microsuede sleeping surface makes it easy to clean. The packable dog bed can be used on its own or in conjunction with the Highlands™ Sleeping Bag (sold separately) for a complete sleeping system.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Ruffwear
Dimensions:
Medium: 23.6 in W x 33.25 in L (60 cm x 84.5 cm)
Large: 26.8 in W x 43.3 in L (68 cm x 110 cm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10501
Other Features:
• Closed-cell foam provides insulation from hard, cold surfaces
• Soft, long-wearing, easy-to-clean microsuede sleeping surface
• Non-slip waterproof base creates a moisture barrier
• Accordion-fold design for transport
• Use on its own or with our Highlands Sleeping Bag for additional insulation and cushion
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