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TWO SIDES, TWO FUNCTIONS SHERPA FOR WARMTH, DUCK FOR DURABILITY
One side is covered in thick sherpa fleece to keep your dog warm. The other side is made of 12-ounce firm-hand 100% ring spun cotton duck canvas. The same durable duck Carhartt uses on its jackets and bibs but with a feel that is broken in from the start. Use the sherpa side up for a cozy resting surface or flip it duck-side up to put durable, water-repellent canvas between the pad and a rough surface.
THE NAPPER PAD PORTABLE AND VERSATILE WHERE A FULL BED IS TOO MUCH
The napper pad is built for the kennel, the crate, the truck cab, the tailgate, and the secondary resting spot where a full dog bed would be too bulky or too permanent. Light enough to move from location to location, durable enough to go wherever the dog goes. Available in Small (24" x 18"), Medium (30" x 19"), Large (36" x 23"), and X-Large (42" x 28") to fit most standard kennel and crate sizes.
BAFFLE CONSTRUCTION FILL STAYS PUT
Pad baffles hold the polyester fiber fill evenly distributed across the full surface so the pad does not develop a permanent flat spot in the middle after a few weeks of daily use. The same baffle principle used in the full Carhartt Firm Duck Dog Bed, but applied in a lighter, more portable napper format.
CARHARTT FIRM DUCK QUALITY IN A KENNEL AND CRATE FORMAT
Built from the same 12-oz firm-hand cotton duck canvas used across the Carhartt dog bedding line. The duck canvas exterior does not bunch, pill, or absorb odors the way soft nylon kennel pads do under repeated use by a working dog. One side of the pad stays structured and cleanable regardless of how many times the dog turns around before settling in.
CARHARTT QUALITY FOR EVERY SPOT YOUR DOG RESTS
The Sherpa Napper Pad earns its place in the kennel, the truck, the shop, and any secondary resting spot the dog claims through the day. A practical and premium gift for dog owners, hunters, farmers, and anyone whose dog travels and rests in multiple locations. Father's Day, Mother's Day, birthdays, and the holidays.
