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Juno Blanket
Therm-a-Rest
Juno Blanket
$84.95
Description

  Moving seamlessly between picnic blanket, the kids’ soccer game or a warm wrap at the campfire on a cool summer evening, the packable Juno Blanket will be your constant companion. Lightweight, warm and packable eraLoft™ insulation combines with a soft, brushed polyester lining and 30-denier DWR-treated polyester exterior to create our smallest technical blanket that’s just plain easy to take anywhere.

  At 72 x 45 in (183 x 114 cm) and just 13.5 oz. (382g), it provides plenty of coverage but still packs easily into its own pocket, your car or a daypack. Tailor-made for a life outdoors, it easily sheds dirt, sand and water, dries fast and is machine-washable for worry-free use in just about any situation. Add in some fun colorways and snaps to fasten it around your shoulders and the Juno Blanket becomes an essential part of a good time outdoors.

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Description
Brand:
Therm-a-Rest
Fill:
eraLoft Polyester Hollow Fiber
Shell Fabric:
30D Polyester w/ DWR
Lining Fabric:
30D Polyester
Dimensions:
45 x 72 in
Packed Size:
9.5 x 11 in
Fill Weight:
5 oz
Weight:
13.5 oz
Other Features:
  • eraLoft™ Insulation: Efficient and compressible, our proprietary synthetic insulation uses hollow fibers to trap air and boost warmth without added weight; dries fast and retains loft and warmth even when wet.
  • Next-To-Skin Comfort: Soft-touch polyester lining keeps things comfy; DWR-treated polyester shell repels water, dirt and sand.
  • Wear It: Snaps along one edge allow you to fasten it around your shoulders, like the superhero you are.
  • Compact Coverage: Size provides excellent coverage while staying small and super-packable.
  • Easy to Clean: Machine washable and fast-drying for worry-free use in just about any situation imaginable.
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