Travel Size NanoLoft Puffy Blanket

Rumpl

Story

If you’ve got space to carry an extra water bottle, you’ve got space for a blanket. Stuffed down into a sack that’s barely 11 inches long, the NanoLoft Travel Blanket gets lightweight, machine-washable, and 100% recycled warmth into nearly any size bag. It’s a colorful blanket with insulation that mimics down and a water-resistant finish that’s ready for anything.

Flat: (L) 52” x (W) 38”
Packed: (L) 11” x (W) 3.5”
Pyro design
.7 lbs
100% post-consumer recycled ripstop polyester shell and insulation
DWR finish
Machine washable
Stuff sack

About Rumpl

All the best ideas happen on road trips. The Rumpl founders were sleeping in a van in California when they had their best idea; waking up in sub-zero temperatures will certainly inspire you to find a better way to warm up. Thus, the sleeping bag blanket (the first Rumpl product) was born — and the rest is history. Rumpl is a member of 1% For The Planet, meaning they contribute at least one percent of their annual sales to environmental causes. Their pick? The US National Park Foundation.

Story
If you’ve got space to carry an extra water bottle, you’ve got space for a blanket. Stuffed down into a sack that’s barely 11 inches long, the NanoLoft Travel Blanket gets lightweight, machine-washable, and 100% recycled warmth into nearly any size bag. It’s a colorful blanket with insulation that mimics down and a water-resistant finish that’s ready for anything.
Flat: (L) 52” x (W) 38”

Packed: (L) 11” x (W) 3.5”

Pyro design

.7 lbs

100% post-consumer recycled ripstop polyester shell and insulation

DWR finish

Machine washable

Stuff sack
About Rumpl
All the best ideas happen on road trips. The Rumpl founders were sleeping in a van in California when they had their best idea; waking up in sub-zero temperatures will certainly inspire you to find a better way to warm up. Thus, the sleeping bag blanket (the first Rumpl product) was born — and the rest is history. Rumpl is a member of 1% For The Planet, meaning they contribute at least one percent of their annual sales to environmental causes. Their pick? The US National Park Foundation.