Backpacks | NeoAir Micro Pump

Therm-a-Rest

NeoAir Micro Pump

$34.36

Description

　　Compact and powerful electronic pump for WingLock and TwinLock NeoAir pads

　　Tiny yet powerful, the NeoAir Micro Pump will inflate your pad quickly and takes up minimal space in your pack. This 2.3 oz pump uses two AAA batteries to inflate your WingLock- or TwinLock-equipped pad in minutes. If you have a NeoAir pad with a WingLock valve, the handy pump can also deflate your mattress before packing it up and hitting the trail.

　　Batteries not included.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Therm-a-Rest

Battery:

Two AAA

Weight:

2.3 oz (65 g) with batteries

Made In:

China

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

13227

UPC:

040818132272

Other Features:

• Inflates your pad in as little as three minutes (for a size Regular mattress)
• Battery life: approx. 25 inflations
• Batteries not included

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