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2025-09-03 11:22:52
So, I really like this pad. When I first got it, I opened the valves and left it overnight. It didn't self inflate at all. I walked on it the next day with sox on on the carpet, kind of messaging the padding. Went up a little. Blew a little air in it and let it rest for another day. Sill really low. Repeated everything and then just let it sit for a week on a bed. Finally, full padding thickness and functioning like it should. I slept on it camping a couple nights ago - excellent pad. Very happy. Just, take your time getting the foam to expand after sitting sucked flat from Amazon for months. Totally worth the money, and I have a bunch of other pads too. This is now my main camping go to mat. It is more comfortable and lighter and packs smaller, and still has decent insulation, than the others I own. Sea to summit makes good stuff, even though it costs a little more than the cheap stuff.
Taylor
2025-09-01 10:36:07
I bought this for an annual kayak camping trip at the Big South Fork River in Tennessee and Kentucky. After completing the trip, I can easily say this is the best sleeping pad I’ve ever used. For reference, we always do this trip near the end of May or early June with temps ranging from 40 - 70* F at night. I’m 6’2†tall and weigh in at 225 lbs: the large, tapered pad fit me perfectly. The pad came with clear instructions and was easy to inflate (and I recommend letting the pad stay inflated for a day or two before use). Since we are kayaking, I try to keep my gear to 50L or less, but I don’t feel like I have to stress about weight as much… perhaps hiking might be a different story. My sleep system consists of an Eno Jungle Nest hammock, the Sea to Summit Sleep pad, and a 20 degree Teton sleeping bag. Temps got into the high 40s during the trip, but I slept like a baby! The pad kept me warm, insulated, and supported in my hammock, although it did slide a little bit (which is to be expected in hammock use). The minimal slide didn’t cause any noise, and the pad stayed firm and didn’t leak at all throughout the night. While it’s a little bulkier due to the foam, it’s 100% worth the bulk and money. Highly recommend!
TK
2025-08-03 09:10:02
It kept the parts of me warm that were in touch with the pad. It is constructed in a way that is very supportive, and I don't feel like I'm slipping off the edge. It self inflates to a point, and I used a battery pump to top it off for my comfort.It is bulky and a challenge to compress. Practice before hitting the trail. The valve system is supposed to help with deflation; however that didn't work well for me. I compressed a bit as I rolled it and then would pull the valve plug to let air out and replug it to keep it from reinflating itself.
Tiffany B.
2025-07-24 18:29:14
After reading the reviews I was a little worried about getting this pad fully inflated and then back in the bag. It arrived yesterday, I did leave it untouched for at least 12 hours, blew 6 big breaths into it, then tested on my hard floors it was very firm, I let a little air out even. Next tested how to put it away, I followed the directions, flipped the valve over, rolled it while pressing with my knees, then unrolled, folded it I half and rolled it tightly, it fit in the bad with room to spare and I have slight arthritis in my hands. I will update after this weekend actual camping, but so far love this mat, I may actually sleep while camping.Update, the pad did great kept me warm and cushioned on cement. It was not quite as easy to roll as it was at home, but still worked fine and it fit in the bag. Can’t wait to use it again.
Brandon Page
2025-07-05 17:31:42
This is super comfortable and seems really durable. I had issues with a different brand developing holes with light use. This has been a welcomed change.
Michael
2025-06-22 13:16:41
This mat is great. I'm a side sleeper and this held up to comfort on nearly frozen ground. Fairly compact for hiking worth the extra weight for comfort at night. I would buy again should this ever fail. Doesn't seem likely.
KK
2025-06-10 17:46:59
First impressions, it's massive. It's nowhere close to the side of a Nalgene bottle, it's larger than my 1 person tent. Jesus it's humongous and quite weighty. If you have .5L Smartwater bottles, bundle 6 of them together and do 2 stacks, that's roughly the size of this pad when rolled up.BUT, oh lord is it comfy. It reminds me of a cot sized air mattress, but with the foam, once fully inflated it feels like a firm yet squishy mattress. Slept on it for 1 night, and it felt better than any sleeping pad I've had, especially sleeping on my side. Asides from quality of sleep, if you're using a sleeping bag, you're going to slip & slide on top of this pad. I tried with Marmot, Kelty, OV, & Snugpak sleeping bags, and there's zero friction between the bag and this pad. Try using a top quilt instead.All and all, it's a pretty nice pad, 2.5-3" thickness is perfect for me, and it's very insulative. Though the largest turn off is it's size, and due to that reason, I'm giving it 3 stars and returning it. This's by far the largest piece of gear I have; unless I go glamping, there's no way I'm going to carry or use it.------Bought the normal one too. It's a lot smaller, and packs smaller too. Size wise, it's a bit too short to fit me, 6'1 & 265lbs. Though I still have a complaint, the stuff sack, although very cool, is very tight to fit the rolled up pad back in. I wish the stuff sack would be an inch or 2 larger on both dimensions.
Groschat0
2025-05-21 18:10:34
Une des alvéoles a cédée au bout de 2 mois d'utilisation quotidienne.
MrDr
2025-04-05 11:58:19
War bei minus Grade in den Bergen zum Campen und die Matte war Top.Warm, groß, bequem, nicht zu rutschig.Aber das Packmaß ist riesig. Ich war mit dem Pferd unterwegs - da war Gewicht und Volumen nicht ganz so kritisch.Aber für Bikepacking oder Rucksacktouren ist das nix!
pablo vazquez ameijeiras
2025-03-17 19:21:10
Merece la pena sin duda ... es de muy buena calidad. Muy satisfechoo.
Burkhard
2025-03-05 13:39:11
Ich mache oft längere Fahrradtouren und übernachte dabei im Zelt auf Campingplätzen. Ich wiege ca. 82 - 85 kg (Je nach Saisonform....)Da ich Seitenschläfer bin, hatte ich bis jetzt immer das Problem, dass ich die bisherigen Isomatten mit der Schulter und der Hüfte sofort bis auf den Zeltboden durchgedrückt habe. Das Ergebnis: Ich wache morgens wie gerädert auf und hatte folglich alles andere als einen erholsamen Schlaf. Ich hatte meine Prioritäten bei Isomatten immer auf Packmaß und Gewicht gelegt. Das war ein großer Fehler.Diese Isomatte ist mit knapp 900 g sicher nicht die leichteste und auch das Packmaß ist nicht das kompakteste, aber was sind 300 g verglichen mit einem erholsamen Schlaf!?Erwähnenswert ist auch noch, dass die Oberfläche eher glatt ist und man keine Längs-/Querrillen hat, was sehr angenehm ist. Und dann der Preis! Andere Isomatten kosten leicht das doppelte oder 3-fache.
Erica
2025-01-29 11:17:49
Awesome quality mat. Used for winter camping and worked great. Easy to set up. If you mainly back country camping I would say it’s not the option that lightest or that packs the smallest. But great for car camping and the occasional back country camping trip.
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