Rumpl Travel

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between the NanoLoft™ Travel Blanket and the standard Travel Blanket?

  The NanoLoft™ Travel Blanket uses Rumpl’s NanoLoft® insulation—tiny circular recycled fiber clusters that mimic down’s air-trapping structure—so it offers down-like warmth with synthetic performance and better wet-weather resilience. The standard Travel Blanket options use 100% post-consumer recycled synthetic fills (including 3D hollow-fiber siliconized insulation) and focus on a balance of warmth, durability, and packability.
• How compact do Rumpl travel blankets get, and which size should I pick for solo travel versus sharing?

  Rumpl travel blankets pack down to roughly the size of a water bottle; the 1‑person Travel Blanket measures about 52 x 75" and compresses to about 7" x 16", while the 2‑person is roughly 80 x 84" and compresses to about 8" x 19". Choose the 1‑person for solo red‑eye flights and lightweight travel, and the 2‑person when you want extra coverage or plan to share on road trips and car camping.
• Are Rumpl travel blankets weather-resistant and easy to care for?

  Yes, they use a weatherproof, performance‑protected exterior with a DWR treatment to repel light moisture and stains, and they come with a water‑resistant stuff sack for travel protection. Most Rumpl travel blankets are machine washable for easy cleaning; follow the garment care tag for specific washing and drying instructions.
• How does NanoLoft® insulation perform in damp conditions compared to traditional down?

  NanoLoft® is a synthetic down alternative made from post‑consumer recycled fibers that maintain loft and insulating air pockets even when damp, so it retains warmth better than untreated down in wet conditions. That makes NanoLoft® Travel Blankets a good choice for travel scenarios where moisture exposure is possible.
• What features help keep a Rumpl travel blanket secured when using it on a plane or at camp?

  Rumpl travel blankets include Cape Clip™ corner loops that let you anchor or clip the blanket to yourself, a bag, or gear to reduce slipping, plus a lightweight, packable construction that’s easy to stow in an overhead bin or seat pocket. The included water‑resistant stuff sack also keeps the blanket compact and protected between uses.