Rumpl · Clothing
Original Puffy Blanket - 1 Person
$109.49
$149.99Save $40.50 (27%)
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About this product
The Rumpl Original Puffy Blanket in Teton Dusk is a packable outdoor blanket built for portability without sacrificing warmth. The one-person size measures 52 by 75 inches when laid flat and compresses down to a compact 7 by 16 inches, weighing just 2.1 pounds. The shell is constructed from 100% recycled 30D ripstop polyester, while the insulation uses 3D hollow fiber siliconized synthetic fill at 240 gsm, both sourced entirely from post-consumer recycled materials. A DWR finish provides resistance to light moisture and stains, and the ripstop weave adds durability for regular outdoor use. Practical details include corner loops for securing the blanket, a Cape Clip designed for hands-free wear in the one-person configuration, and full machine washability for easy care. A water-resistant stuff sack is included for storage and transport. This blanket is a well-rounded choice for anyone seeking a sustainable, versatile outdoor blanket that packs down small.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Rumpl
- Material
- 100% recycled 30D ripstop polyester, 100% post-consumer recycled polyester shell and insulation, Insulation: 3D hollow fiber siliconized synthetic insulation; 240 gsm
- Color
- Teton Dusk
- Size
- OS
- Flat: 1
- Person: 52 x 75”
- Packed: 1
- Person: 7 x 16”
- Weight: 1
- Person: 2.1 lbs
- Insulation
- 3D hollow fiber siliconized synthetic insulation; 240 gsm
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Rumpl Original Puffy Blanket (1 Person) for its impressive warmth, plush feel, and versatility across camping, car travel, and casual outdoor use. The cape clip for hands-free wear is a frequently highlighted favorite feature. The use of 100% recycled materials is widely appreciated by eco-conscious buyers. Expert testers note it holds up well to outdoor conditions, shedding moisture and debris easily, and the durable ripstop shell shows strong longevity. The most common criticisms are that the slippery polyester shell can slide around during sleep, packability is only moderate for its size, and the stuff sack can be tricky to repack. A few users also note it is best suited for mild temperatures (above 45 degrees) and falls short as a true sleeping bag replacement.
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