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Synergy Lite Coupler
Therm-a-Rest
Synergy Lite Coupler
$62.95 - $67.95
Description

　　Synergy Lite Sheets are designed to wrap your sleeping pad in a lightweight layer of comfort for a great night’s rest. Made ultralight for backpacking and backcountry travel, matching perimeter loops make them ideal for use with Therm-a-Rest backpacking quilts.

　　Along with added comfort, they also protect your sleeping pad from dirt and oils, reducing the need for cleaning and extending the life of your pad. Sewn from premium soft-to-the-touch nylon, Synergy Lite Sheets are machine washable for hassle-free care.

　　The coupler size joins two pads together to form one large mattress for backpacking duos. Works with rectangular or tapered pads.

　　Pads and quilts sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Therm-a-Rest
Gender:
Unisex
Fabric:
20d polyester
Weight:
- 20 inch: 5.8 oz
- 25 inch: 7.1 oz
Length:
- 20 inch: 72 in.
- 25 inch: 77 in.
Size:
- 20 inch: fits two 20-inch wide pads
- 25 inch: fits two 25-inch wide pads
Other Features:
  • Clean Comfort: Premium nylon material is soft-to-the-touch and machine washable for hassle-free care.
  • Improve Your Sleep System: Ideal for Therm-a-Rest quilt and blanket-based sleep systems, with perimeter loops for easy attachment.
  • Extend the Life of Your Pad: Keeps your pad free of dirt and body oils, prolonging its lifespan.
  • Flexible Sizing & Fit: Fits both rectangular and tapered mattresses; coupler size mates two pads together.
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