Therm-a-Rest
NeoAir XLite NXT Large - Solar Flare
£275.00
Product details
Therm-a-Rest designed the Z Lite SOL Regular camping mat to deliver reliable performance wherever you are sleeping. The closed-cell foam has a reflective ThermaCapture coating to capture radiant heat and increase overall warmth by nearly 15%. The dimpled design traps extra heat and provides a comfortable sleeping surface. You can use the mat alone or layered under another pad in cold conditions.
Features
- Moulded closed-cell crosslinked polyethylene foam
- Foam is softer on top for comfort and denser on base for extra durability
- Silver ThermaCapture surface reflects radiant heat back to your body
- Dimpled surface design helps trap heat
- Accordion-style folding design
- Size: 51 x 183 x 2cm
- Pack size: 51 x 14cm
- Weight: 410g
- R-Value: 2.0
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