Item # EXPF2203 |
In Stock! Ships Wednesday, June 19.
Made of water-resistant nylon, the Exped Mira I Footprint protects the floor of your Mira I tent (sold separately) from mud, ground water and sharp objects like rocks, exposed roots and pine needles.
Exped part number: 30600105
Lightweight and compact, the Exped AirMat Basic UL 7.5 Inflatable sleeping pad is designed for summer or warm-weather use, and the incredibly small packed size will appeal to any ounce-counting backpacker.
An amazing combination of warmth and packability, the Exped DownMat UL 7 inflatable pad allows even ounce-counting backpackers to enjoy comfort in all 4-seasons. High-performance insulation provides the pad with a warm R-value of 5.9.
With its 3-pole design and lightweight materials, the Exped Mira I is an excellent 3-season backpacking tent. A spacious interior and functional exterior storage space combine to make the Mira I an extremely livable backcountry shelter.
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