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Highlands Sleeping Bag
Ruffwear
Highlands Sleeping Bag
$99.95 - $139.95
Description

　　Warm, packable sleeping bag for your canine

　　The Ruffwear Highlands Sleeping Bag for dogs is a packable, durable sleeping bag for warmth, comfort and insulation on the trail. The zippered opening allows the bag to open wide, then zip closed to retain dogs’ body heat. Lightweight synthetic insulation provides warmth and protection from hard, cold surfaces and compresses into an included stuff sack. Integrated pad sleeve accommodates the Ruffwear Landing Pad (sold separately) for additional insulation in extreme cold. Durable polyester fabric shell provides a comfortable sleeping surface and cleans with a shake.

　　

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Description
Brand Name:
Ruffwear
Weight:
1 lb 10.8 oz (760 g)
Dimensions:
Medium: 25.2 in W x 33.5 in L (64 cm x 85 cm)
Large: 28.3 in W x 43.3 in L (72 cm x 110 cm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10601
Other Features:
• Shell fabric is water-resistant and durable
• Insulated with compressible synthetic down
• Tailored design for efficient heating while giving dogs room where they need it
• Insulated neck baffle minimizes draft
• Half-length zipper offers easy entry while reducing bulk
• Insulated neck baffle minimizes draft
• Integrated pad sleeve fits the Highlands™ Pad (sold separately) for additional insulation and cushion
• Improved packability with included compression sack - fits in corresponding sizes of the Palisades™ and Approach™ Packs
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