[leadin]Don’t limit your cuddling to the confinement of your home. Instead, simply move your entire bed to a picturesque nature scene and bring along your Rumpl.[/leadin]
The Kickstarter campaign for the Rumpl Super Fleece is a mix between an Anthropologie store, a Cialis commercial, and Pacific Northwest magnetism. By the looks of it, the Kickstarter scene has fallen hard for the marketing campaign.
But beyond the silly marketing you have a fairly interesting product, one that could be nice for outdoors use or your bedroom at home.
Technical Blankets
Rumpl, a Kickstarter-fueled company based out of San Francisco, prides itself on making “high performance blankets” that use materials designed for the outdoor industry. It has carved out a niche for innovative, outdoor-specific blankets.
Its first product, dubbed “The Puffy,” was a financial success, raking in rave reviews from the likes of Wired and National Geographic. GearJunkie gave it a partial thumbs-up with caveats in a review dubbed simply “‘Technical’ Outdoors Blanket.”
![Rumpl The Puffy](https://s3.amazonaws.com/images.gearjunkie.com/uploads/2015/11/rumps-7403_copy_2_grande.jpg)
It’s made of ripstop nylon with a DWR finish and filled with synthetic down insulation. Use it in a hammock, tent, or on the couch at home — it’s a versatile blanket for the outdoors and works as such.
Many people fell head over heels for the product. Our testers like it with one caveat — the slippery finish made it hard to keep it on the shoulders. This is a problem the Super Fleece probably won’t have.
New Product: The Super Fleece
![Rumpl Super Fleece colors](https://s3.amazonaws.com/images.gearjunkie.com/uploads/2015/11/9f245d721d15d5b9cf2295595c995f86_original.jpg)