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Exped
SitPad Flex
$19.95
Description

  The Exped SitPad Flex is a rapidly deployed, lightweight, surprisingly comfortable and versatile closed-cell foam sit pad. The low profile, 3-panel design fits in side pockets or mesh panels of backpacks and bike bags. Works well as a cushion on a kayak or canoe seat and as insulation in lightweight backpacking chairs. Excellent insulation for sitting in a snow kitchen, on a beach, or on a stadium seat or picnic table bench.

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Description
Brand:
Exped
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
7640277840812
Gender:
Unisex
R-Value:
1.5
Color:
Lime
Dimensions:
16.0 x 12.0 x 1.5 in
Thickness:
1.5 in
Weight:
3.5 oz
Material:
Closed-cell IXPE foam, DWR free
Other Features:
  • One size
  • Folds for stowage – 3 panels
  • Extremely light, durable and versatile
  • Take-anywhere insulation and padding
  • High-quality and eco-friendly IXPE closed-cell foam
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