# Taco Portaledge The best climbs are far from the car, and hauling a twenty-pound ledge is misery. The Taco gives you real wall sleep at day-pack weight. **Two versions. One question: how light do you need to go?** **SuperTaco — 1 lb 6 oz (624 g)**For fast-and-light missions. Lighter, stronger fabric, fewer anchor points, and sized for a narrow 20 × 72" pad (Therm-a-Rest NeoAir XLite or similar). Your feet hang slightly over the end — that's the tradeoff that keeps the pack size tiny. **Taco Wall — 2 lb (907 g)**For living on the wall. Heavier-duty fabric, more anchor points, side-height adjustment for slabs, and a roller-cam buckle. Fits a full 25 × 76" pad with horizontal baffles (Nemo Quazar) for the flattest bed possible. Both pack down to the size of a 2-liter bottle. ## Pre-Order Pre-orders close August 23rdEstimated ship date: Sept. 14th- Free U.S. shipping over $100 · free international over $150 ## Setup in 60 Seconds 1. Inflate your pad on the ground and size the straps.2. Deflate the pad, leave it inside, pack the Taco in its stuff sack.3. On the wall: clip to a safe anchor (stay tied in).4. Re-inflate, adjust side height until level, get in.5. Sleep like a human. ## Build High-strength aluminum tubing, Challenge-grade nylon, UHMWPE webbing, industrial thread. Cut, sewn, and made to order in Tacoma, WA. Field tested on walls in Zion, Yosemite, and the Cascades. **Pairs with:** [Gordito Storm Fly](https://highmtngear.com/products/gordito-storm-fly)
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