Backpacks | Corus 32 Quilt

Therm-a-Rest

Corus 32 Quilt

$279.95 - $299.95

Description

　　Lightweight down quilt with a perfect balance of functionality and warmth

　　The versatile Therm-a-Rest Corus 32 Quilt offers essential comfort wherever you use it. Its perfect balance of functionality and warmth make it ideal for three-season backcountry adventures or for layering in colder conditions. Made with high loft, packable Nikwax Hydrophobic Down and Box Baffled construction for retaining heat and excellent temperature regulation, the Corus offers a surprisingly liberating feeling of unrestricted movement throughout the night. The footbox can slip over your pad to eliminate drafts or over your feet for extra warmth.

　　Sleeping pad sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

• 650 Fill Nikwax® Hydrophobic Down™: Absorbs 90% less water and dries 3 times faster without using dangerous PFCs.
• Compact: Designed to easily fit into your pack.
• Box Baffled Construction: Uses mesh walls to maximize down loft and minimize cold spots.
• SynergyLink™ Connectors: Integrate the quilt with a pad for optimal efficiency and comfort; removable for versatility.
• Thoughtful Footbox: Precisely shaped footbox can slip over your pad to eliminate drafts or over your feet for extra warmth.
• Draft Protection: Full-perimeter side baffles and snap neck closure keep out unwanted drafts.
• Build a System: Pair with another Therm-a-Rest quilt, sleeping bag, blanket or sheet to build a layered system.
• Responsible Down Standard Certified: Certification that ensures that the waterfowl in the down supply chain are treated humanely.
• Stuff sack and storage sack included

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