Skip to main content
⏰ Free pick-up from stores in 1 hour

SIMOND

Mountaineering down jacket and sleeping bag repair patch, blue

4.67 out of 5 stars.

These self-adhesive patches can be used to repair holes and tears in your mountaineering down jackets and sleeping bags.

Accidents happen! Fortunately, they can be repaired with this self-adhesive patch to prevent the tear from getting bigger or feathers from escaping.

ID 8881653

€3.99
Tax included
Color: Blue
Size guide My size is :

Size guide not available

Size guide

  • Pick up at Decathlon

    Loading...

  • Pickup with BOX NOW

    Loading...

  • Home Delivery

    Loading...

  • Features

    Design benefits

    • Compatibility

      Compatible with down jacket, mountaineering sleeping bag, lightweight component

    • Robustness

      Abrasion resistance against the rock face, 20 denier polyamide

    • Grip

      Adhere to lightweight and synthetic components (polyamide, polyester)

    Design details

    When should I use this patch?

    Use the patch as soon as you notice a tear in your jacket. It is self-adhesive and easy to apply without a heat source. Ideal out in the field and compatible with all lightweight synthetic fabrics.

    How do I apply this down jacket patch?

    1 - Clean and dry the area to be repaired.
    2 - Cut the patch to size, rounding off the edges.
    3 - Peel it off the white backing, remove the transparent film and stick it over the tear.
    4 - Press out the air from the centre outwards.
    5 - Press firmly to ensure perfect adhesion.

  • Usage & care

    Warranty

    2 Years

    Care Instructions

    Cleaning

    • DO NOT WASH.

    • BLEACHING EXCLUDED.

    • DO NOT TUMBLE DRY.

    • DO NOT IRON.

    • DO NOT DRY CLEAN.

  • Specifications

    Composition

    Main fabric: 100.0% Polyamide

  • Testing

    Test product

    This patch has been laboratory tested: - Tensile test to assess the strength of the adhesive - Test of the patch’s resistance to washing

    Agree by

    SIMOND team partners (guides, explorers, climbers)