INFLATABLE CAMPING PILLOW - AIR BASIC
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Fall asleep anywhere. The Air Basic pillow is easy to transport for comfort on the go.
This inflatable pillow is light, compact and easy to maintain. Give yourself somewhere to rest your head when you're camping.
BENEFITS
Easy transport
Weight: 100 g | Volume: 0.4 L
Easy maintenance
Clean using a damp cloth
Sleeping quality
Sizes: 27 x 37 x 10 cm
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
deflation
To make your pillow easier to deflate, we recommend you pinch the valve to free the anti-reverse and let the air out.
composition
composition
Main fabric: 57.0% Thermoplastic Polyurethane, 43.0% Polyester
Tips for storage and maintenance
HAND WASH. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 40°C.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
Restrictions on use
Do not sit on it and do not use it on water.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Test product
Our Quechua global design centre is based in Passy, at the foot of Mont-Blanc in Haute Savoie. This location makes it a real meeting place for our teams (designers, product managers, engineers, etc) and outdoor sports enthusiasts. A great asset for designing quality products for your treks, and bringing you all our expertise.
Warranty
2 Years
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To fulfil your needs, the Quechua products are tested in the countryside under the conditions that you will come across when camping. Our teams, as well as a tester panel (made up of partners, ambassadors and customers), test products throughout their development until they go to market.
Our Ecodesign Approach
Our ecodesign approach reduces the environmental impact of our products.
We’ve examined the environmental footprint of this product in order to identify how we can produce it in a more sustainable way. With this knowledge, our design teams were able to develop this product while significantly reducing its environmental impact.
Sustainable design measures implemented on this product.
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ProcessDope dyed
Product made from 100% dope dyed yarn
Using this mass-dyeing process enables us to reduce CO2 emissions linked to the production of dyed textiles by at least 17% compared to conventional dyeing.