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You just finished a long day of hiking, found the perfect campsite with an epic view and are ready to settle in for the night. Nothing could be more perfect than cinching up your sleeping bag or quilt on a ni...
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First Pad
So far so good. I have used it indoors for practice, but not camping yet. Hope to do that in the next couple of weeks.
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Linc · April 7, 2026
Worked like a charm
Context: This is my first 'inflatable' pad. I've only used foam one before.
I used it during a mission trip to central America. I'm 6 feet, 180lbs, 10% body fat (athletic/lean). I found the pad to be just wide enough, and long enough. I'm a back sleeper, so it's perfect, but I do think it could work for side-sleepers, though I'd probably recommend the wider model for side-sleepers.
It take very little time to inflate. And with the bag, I inflated my mat twice as fast than my friend his similar pad with a foot-pump.
You do have to take your time when rolling it back up, it's a tight fit in the original compression bag.
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Brian · March 2, 2026
Great pad, just not what I needed. Stay aware of insulation limitations
This is more of a me problem and trying to figure out what works for me. This pad is exactly as described, and kept me *kind of* warm below freezing. Now I should have tried the XL first but decided to try and save weight and go with this mummy shape. Im not a large person but this pad is too small for me. Now im left wondering really what to do with it after using it only once. This is through no fault of the company at all, the pad is exactly as described, but I had to learn a lesson on what does and doesnt work for me with my body (5'6 185 lbs). I suppose my shoulders are too broad.
The pad is also a little colder, again the R value is plainly stated and I really wish I got the XL.