TPB Beast Edition DE

Overview

The PDW Beast Edition Technical Picnic Blanket (T.P.B.) is a best made, versatile and modern, Polartec ThermalPro High Loft fleece lined, technical ground sheet, insulated tarp, backcountry throw, and yes, it's pretty handy for those spontaneous wilderness picnics too. The lightweight yet durable nylon ripstop ground liner is impregnated with silicone to repel water and also coated with PU for extra protection against the elements. The T.P.B. is inspired by the classic "cowboy bedroll," but our design is updated with modern, lighter, technical materials. The generous 54" x 84" foot print rolls up into a 8" x 13" stuff sack. This is an American made, technical wilderness blanket that is equally capable for recreational to survival applications.

Whether setting up your perfect campsite lounge area, an emergency blanket, shelter from the snow or rain, a weatherproof throw, and as a picnic blanket, the PDW T.P.B. is a best quality performance wilderness product. Made with Polartec ThermalPro Hight Loft fleece, custom milled 30D PU coated silnylon, features 6 staking points, and comes with its own stuff sack.

*Do not dry clean or machine wash, spot clean with damp cloth when needed.*

Specifications:

Materials:

High Tenacity N66, Silicone Impregnated, PU Coated 30D Nylon Ripstop
Polartec ThermalPro High Loft Polyester Fleece
3mm Nylon Cordage
550 Nylon Cord

Sizing:

8" Diameter x 13" Length Stowed in Stuff Sack
54" x 84" Total Coverage When Deployed

Approx. Weight:

2lb 7z / 1.1kg

Features:

6 Staking Points
Weatherproof SilNylon Ripstop
Soft, High Loft ThermalPro Polartec Fleece
Stuff Sack Included

Made In:

California, USA

"Embrace the excess and enjoy your al fresco lunches in this badass picnic blanket."
- CoolThings.com
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"Never failing to impress with their attention to detail, use of high end materials, and legion of faithful followers, Prometheus Design Werx has just launched its Technical Picnic Blanket (TPB) which may just be the most important product in their lineup."
- Nick LeFort
Gear Institute