Comfort that fits in a pocket, wherever the ground is hard and cold

A break on a wet rock, a freezing bench early in the morning, the stony ground of a campsite. That's when sitting down becomes uncomfortable—the cold creeping up from below, the stone digging in. This inflatable cushion provides an insulating layer of air between you and the surface, then folds into a bag barely larger than your fist.

Why it never leaves your bag

• Direct blow-up inflation — inflate it by blowing air directly into the integrated valve.
• Barrier against the cold — the trapped layer of air limits direct contact with a rock or cold ground, for greater comfort during breaks.
• Support that conforms to your seat — the air cells distribute pressure and follow your points of support, unlike simple foam, which compresses and loses its support.
• Water-resistant surface — the fabric repels moisture from the ground, so you can sit on wet grass or a damp rock without ending up soaked.
• Compact size — when deflated, it slips into its drawstring bag and disappears into a backpack without adding weight or taking up space.
• Practical dimensions — 30 cm long, 25 cm wide, and 5 cm high, providing comfortable seating while remaining easy to carry.

Designed for hikers, campers, and bivouac enthusiasts, as well as spectators at outdoor matches, festivals, and picnics where the ground is anything but inviting. If your outings have you sitting anywhere and everywhere, it will quickly earn a place in your gear.

Strong enough for the outdoors?

The legitimate concern with an inflatable item: that it might give way at the first stone. The fabric is designed to withstand abrasion and pressure, so it can handle uneven ground without puncturing at the slightest pressure. To maintain it, simply wipe it with a damp cloth; let it air-dry before folding it back into its bag.

Because going far away should never mean giving up a proper break.