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Paco Sleeping Pad - Grande
Jacks Plastic
Paco Sleeping Pad - Grande
$390.95
Description

  Self-inflating river trip pad

  The Paco Pads from Jack's Plastic are self-inflating sleeping pads that are durable and compact when rolled. They're constructed from high-density urethane foam inside a welded industrial-strength PVC pouch. Perfect for life on the river or unexpected guests. Lasts for years.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Length:
72 in
Pad Width:
27 in
Pad Thickness:
3 in
Insulated Pad:
Yes
Weight:
10.6 lbs
Stuff Size:
10.5 inch diameter x 27 inches wide
Other Features:
Self-inflates in 1 Minute
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