Backpacks | Mt. Bachelor Pad

Ruffwear

Mt. Bachelor Pad

$69.95 - $89.95

Description

　　The Mt. Bachelor Pad is a low-profile, portable bedroll that gives dogs a sense of home in different environments. Roll it out as an easy resting place that protects surfaces from dirt and dog hair, then roll it up for easy portability on the go – from home, to the car, to camp, to the office, to wherever the road takes you and your dog next.

　　MEDIUM PAD

　　Unrolled: 26 x 34 in; 1 in loft (66 x 86 x 2.5 cm)

　　Rolled: 7 x 13 in (18 x 33 cm)

　　1.65 lbs (0.75 kg)

　　LARGE PAD

　　Unrolled: 36 x 48 in; 1 in loft (91 x 122 x 2.5 cm)

　　Rolled: 8 x 18 in (20.5 x 45.5 cm)

　　2.9 lbs (1.32 kg)

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Ruffwear

Insulation Type:

Recycled Polyfill

Insulated:

Insulated

Waterproof:

Yes

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

10202

Other Features:

KEY FEATURES
MICROSUEDE COMFORT: Soft, long-wearing, easy-to-clean microsuede sleeping surface.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- Comfortable, warm, recycled polyfill interior
- Soft, long-wearing, easy-to-clean microsuede sleeping surface
- Non-slip waterproof base creates a moisture barrier
- Rolls into a compact, portable bedroll with an integrated strap
that stows when not in use
CARE & MATERIALS
- Secure fasteners
- Wash in cold water
- Gentle cycle
- Mild detergent
- Air dry
- Do not bleach, iron, or dry clean
- 150 denier polyester suede with WR (Water Repellent) finish
- 500 g recycled polyfill
- 210 denier nylon taffeta with waterproof finish rated at 4,000 mm
- 600 denier polyester with TPE finish
- YKK no-show zipper
- Nylon webbing
- ITW Onyx side-release buckle
- Made in Vietnam

Previous Article：Highlands Sleeping Bag Next Article：Squishy Pet Bowl

Description

Adventure Medical Kits

Trail Dog

$28.99

Mountainsmith

K-9 Cube

$59.96

Adventure Medical Kits

Adventure Dog Vet-in-a-Box

$29.99

Guyot Designs

Squishy Pet Bowl

$12.08 - $21.05

Mountaineers Books

Unleashed (Fall 2022)

$12.71

Adventure Medical Kits

Me and My Dog

$56.99

Ruffwear

Highlands Sleeping Bag

$99.95 - $139.95

Ruffwear

Kibble Kaddie

$44.95

Ruffwear

Mt. Bachelor Pad

$69.95 - $89.95

Ruffwear

Highlands Pad

$39.95 - $59.95

Comments

Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.

Sign up to post

Sort by

Show More Comments

Information Recommendation

Save Up to 60% With First Tracks Deals From Sun & Ski Sports

　　If you already bought a resort pass, this sale is for you. The same goes if youre more of a backcountry hound. 　　We previously highlighted several past-season deals on outdoor gear from Sun Ski Sports, but this sale is tailored to getting you ready for the upcoming snow season. Weve even found deals on 2026 apparel and equipment! 　　The First...

Smith Vantage 2 MIPS Ski Helmet Review: Top Lid Gets Subtle Upgrades

　　The cold wind gusts directly onto my face as I ride the Lenawee Mountain chairlift at Arapaho Basin. Feeling the bitter cold whip into the plentiful vents of the Smith Vantage 2 MIPS ski helmet reviewed here, I reach to the top of the lid and slide forward two small tabs. Instantly, the vents close, blocking the wind and warming...

Yours for the Next Decade: Flylow Chemical Men’s Ski Pants Review

　　My home mountain range outside of Vail, Colo., is notorious for challenging tree skiing due to pokey or fallen beetle-kill pines. I’m used to my ski outerwear torn and tattered by scraggly branches. But wearing the updated Flylow Chemical mens ski pants felt like leg armor. The burly main fabric and reinforced knees fended off sharp sticks and rocks. That...

Proven Voice Calling for Far-Flung Expeditions: Iridium 9555 Satellite Phone Review

　　Blasted with gusts of cold air and early April snow, we stared in awe as the glacier ski plane taxied down the Ruth Gorge and took off. Suddenly, we were alone. Thankfully, we found comfort knowing that within the 5 weeks of supplies we had with us, we brought an Iridium 9555 Satellite Phone to keep in touch with family...

This Trail Trainer Changed How I Run: Craft Xplor Pro Review

　　A light rain began just strides into my first test run in these road-to-trail shoes. I hadnt yet made it to the trails, and the sidewalks were already slick. I approached the corner of a city block, ready to make my usual shuffle step before a 90-degree turn at the end of the sidewalk. Yet, rather than feeling a little...

...

‘See Naked’ Slopeside: Pit Viper’s BN5000 Goggles Claim to Enhance Peripheral View

　　Hair metal and 80s glam rock might be dead, but Pit Viper is upholding the spirit in style. The brand, known for its goofy, off-the-wall throwback aesthetic, isnt just about looking cool, either. Its innovating with its designs, striving for equal parts function and fashion. The brands latest release, the BN5000 goggle, is a prime example. 　　On October 7, Pit...

Outdoor Adventure and the Art of Self Reliance, with Nick Offerman

　　Ruggedness, dependability, and handiness define a lot of outdoor archetypes, from the ski patroller to the river guide to the park ranger. So why would you find all three in a famous actor? Maybe because the actor in question—Nick Offerman—is an avid outdoorsman in his own right. Surely you know Nick from one of his many memorable roles, like Ron...

...

...

...

Early-Season Hunts Never Felt and Looked So Good: Forloh Insect Shield SolAir Shirt and Pants Review

　　A thick, dark buzzing cloud hovered overhead as I sat down on the edge of the marsh for an early-season teal hunt. As I heard the hungry mosquitoes, I instantly regretted forgetting the bug spray. After missing shots because I was trying to keep the mosquitoes at bay, I vowed to find a better option. 　　I headed to my dove...