Double Multiledge Portaledge

The Multiledge is a high-pressure inflatable portaledge designed to be the best possible balance between lightness, rigidity, and durability. The Multiledge may be used as a standard sleeping portaledge, portable belay ledge, car camping mattress. The Multiledge provides a more rigid platform than a traditional aluminum-frame fabric-spanned portaledge when pumped to the intended operating pressure (6-12 psi). The Mutliledge is lighter and more insulated than framed portaledges, and allows you to forgo your old sleeping pad (saving even more weight). When used for sleeping on the ground or on the wall, the pressure can be slowly released until the user finds their optimal comfort level.

The Multiledge is made from thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) which is the lightest, most abrasion resistant, UV resistant, and most expensive material available for the construction of drop-stitch products like SUPs and other drop-stitch inflatables. It's also more environmentally friendly than PVC because it uses less chemicals to make and is recyclable. 

The Multiledge was engineered to maximize durability around contact points with the rock and area that see the highest stress.

Manufacturer Warranty: 

"We stand behind the quality, dependability, and practicality of the Multiledge, so please drop us a line through the website if your ledge does not perform as expected. We will make it right if there was a problem. If you puncture your Multiledge for any reason, we will send you a repair kit to permanently weld on a TPU patch."

Multiledge Kit Contents: 

• Multiledge
• A suspension system made by USA company Skot's Wall Gear
• Inflation pump made by USA company K-pump
• Detailed manual for use
• All fittings needed for proper inflation
• Field repair patches. 

(Due to the nature of the materials used and manufacturing process the dimensions of  each Multi-ledge varies slightly from the listed specifications) 

• Length: 76 inches
• Width: 42 inches
• Thickness: 4 inches

Capacity: It is recommended to limit use to 1000 lbs or 4 climbers per ledge. Average breaking strength has not been determined, though in one test a 2000 lb load was applied without failure.