Big Agnes Insulated Q-Core Sleeping Pad
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Material: 70D nylon Waist-Belt: yes Hydration Compatible: yes Reservoir Included: yes, 17oz bottle Pockets: 1 zippered, 1 mesh Claimed Weight: 4.25 oz Volume: 24.5 cu in Recommended Use: running Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
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