Backpacks | NeoAir Topo | Outdoor travel

Therm-a-Rest

NeoAir Topo

$139.95 - $159.95

Description

　　Compact luxury with 3 inches of comfort

　　When you’re looking for supreme comfort that doesn’t fill up your pack, the NeoAir Topo brings three inches of support in a pack-friendly size. This rectangular-shaped pad is built with Therm-a-Rest's legendary WaveCore™ construction, creating a stable and warm pad with a 2.3 R-value that's great for three-season camping or backpacking. Available in several sizes, including a roomy regular wide, the Topo features the high-performance WingLock valve, allowing the mattress to inflate three times faster thanks to a larger opening and one-way inflation. The pad includes a breath-saving pump sack, compact stuff sack and field repair kit.

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Description

Brand Name:

Therm-a-Rest

Pad Thickness:

3 in (7.6 cm)

R-Value:

2.3

Pad Width:

Reg: 20 in (51 cm)
Reg Wide: 25 in (64 cm)
Large: 25 in (64 cm)

Gender:

Unisex

Insulated Pad:

Yes

Color:

Ether Wave

Weight:

Reg: 1 lb 7 oz (650 g)
Reg Wide: 1 lb 13 oz (820 g)
Large: 1 lb 15 oz (880 g)

Length:

Reg: 72 in (183 cm)
Reg Wide: 72 in (183 cm)
Large: 77 in (196 cm)

Bag Stuff Size:

Reg: 9 x 5.5 in (23 x 14 cm)
Reg Wide: 11 x 6 in (28 x 15 cm)
Large: 11 x 6 in (28 x 15 cm)

Other Features:

• Thick and Supportive: Three inches (7.6 cm) of supportive and warm loft makes the Topo one of Therm-a-Rest's thickest mattresses.
• Insulated Performance: WaveCore™ construction provides twice the warmth of uninsulated air sleeping pads.
• Compact: Shrinks down to easily fit into your pack.
• WingLock™ Valve: Intuitive and dependable valve maximizes air flow for easier inflation and quicker deflation.
• Multiple Sizes: Offering a range of sizes, including a spacious regular wide, allows you to pick a length that best suits your adventure needs.
• Pump sack, stuff sack and repair kit included

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