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Robens

Slumber Roll Pro Mat

Sleeping Mats
€2700
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Estimated delivery: Monday, 10th August to Wednesday, 12th August

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Shipping & Delivery

We offer FREE delivery on all orders over €100 (excluding overweight items*) to the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. For any order below this value, we charge a small delivery fee of €5 per delivery. Exceptions apply.

For international orders, shipping charges are calculated based on the weight of your order and the rates provided by our delivery partners. You can estimate your delivery cost using our calculator in the basket or at checkout.

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Returns

You can return items for a replacement or refund, with a few exceptions. Returns are free to our stores in Dublin Carrickmines, Dublin Blanchardstown, and Cork City Centre.

If you ordered from outside of Ireland, please read our returns policy. Read more about our return process here.

Description

The Robens Slumber Roll Pro Mat is a premium sleeping mat engineered for optimal comfort and insulation during outdoor adventures. Its durable construction and compact design make it an excellent choice for backpackers and campers seeking quality rest in the wilderness.

Highlights

  • Quality non-absorbent XPE closed cell foam for a long life and enhanced comfort
  • Foil finish reflects back body heat
  • Pack straps included
  • Extra width for more comfort

Specifications

SKU310115

About the brand

Robens

Robens is a German outdoor brand, founded in 1973 by Klaus Robens and his wife at their home in Wentorf, where the office was in the basement and tents were displayed on the front lawn. Drawing on a lifetime spent camping and kayaking, they set out to make dependable gear at fair prices, and from 1988 worked with designer Olaf Bracht to refine it.

Since 2000 Robens has been part of Danish company Oase Outdoors, alongside Outwell and Easy Camp, giving it serious testing facilities where tents face wind and rain machines and a design that fails goes back to the drawing board. The range runs from lightweight solo trekking tents to large polycotton tipis, with a Scandinavian design feel throughout.

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