Loving the latest technology in sleeping pads 1. Self Inflating 2. Comfortable 3. Compact 4. Light Weight I didn't think sleeping pads were worth more than $40.00 so I ex…
- Yarri, 03/08/11
Upstate, NY

I'm no Bear Gryles, but I do spend some time sleeping on the ground when I'm out hunting or camping with my family. I'm 6'1" and 260 lbs. I have a hard enough time finding a g…
- Joshua, 10/05/11
indiana

My complaint about this pad is that I tend slide off it all the time. Even if I am in my ENO hammock somehow the pad works it way out from under me. I will use this pad until…
- Cody, 05/10/12
United States

After two years using Thermarest's Z-Lite, upgraded to the ProLite-Plus and have found it markedly more comfortable to sleep on. The nominal 200g weight increase for a warmer,…
- Kurt, 04/14/12

I recently purchased this mat to replace an older self inflating mattress and I am blown away by the difference in weight, while maintaining the same level of comfort. The mat…
- Christopher, 10/02/11

I ordered this in an Extra Small, and this is the best sleeping pad for me in many ways. I got it that small because it is just long enough to reach from my head to my butt. T…
- David, 07/25/11
Cadillac, Saginaw, Cimarron, NM...

Me and my girlfriend both use the Trail Pro sleeping pads, and don't have a single complaint about them. This pad is a good balance between comfort and lightweight/packabilit…
- Andy, 04/24/11

I do hike a lot and even though it takes up some extra room in my pack, it is worth it because of the great night sleep I have on it.…
- Justin, 05/08/12
Palmyra, PA

I have used Ridgerests for decades and sometimes a 10 year old Thermarest. I bought the Trekker (regular size) about 3 weeks ago and used it in the Shenandoah Park on 12/2 wit…
- Alan, 12/06/11
virginia

Its like sleeping on a pillow of air. Well actually it is. Its durable which is great and it protects your investment of buying it. really the only problem with it is that it…
- Soren, 01/12/11
Seattle WA

I have this pad and use it backpacking. Very comfortable and warm. It has never leaked and stays full all night long. My only complaints are that it is bulky compared to th…
- Blake, 09/03/11
WV

It was bigger than I thought... not that bulky but not that portable. Yet, it was definitely more comfortable than I thought! And for my size and height, I did not really roll…
- Zedong, 04/23/12

It is lightweight and has a high r-value that I was going for without being too overpriced. I just got into camping last year and really only go to the red river gorge in spr…
- Kassie, 04/29/12
Indianapolis, IN

Gone were the days where sleeping warm means hauling a bulky pad which took up 10L or more of your pack. This little thing folds down to a size of the nalgene bottle but if ev…
- Jonathan, 04/17/12
Patagonia, Argentina.

It's like my hiking buddy Ken says. "Your either comfortable on the trail or comfortable at camp." This pad will make you very comfortable at camp. Though it weighs in at a…
- Graham, 09/16/10
Appleton, WI

... sie ist zwar etwas schwerer als meine alte “klassische” Isomatte aber vom Packmaß kann ich diese einfach im Trekkingrucksack verschwinden lassen und ich schlafe viel…
- Susanne, 06/20/10
Duesseldorf

After having back surgery I was in desperate need of a great sleeping pad. This pad does not disappoint. It is too bulky for backpacking, but the absolute perfect pad for car…
- Jeremy, 04/23/12

Just one word - Comfortable! and Warm! OK - 2 words.. but who's counting. I camp year round in all conditions and was looking for a warmer solution for my winter kit when…
- David, 12/15/11

I have been a fan of Big Agnus products since 2004. I have had the Encampment sleeping bag and use it for back packing at Philmont Boy Scout camp. I had a non insulated pad at…
- Brian, 06/02/11
Daphne Alabama

I'm speechless. I have been hauling around a half size Therm-A-Rest that takes up half of my pack when lashed down to the outside for 10 years now. I didn't think that such…
- Ryan, 07/02/10
Denver, CO

I find this to be a pretty good sleeping pad pretty much wherever you are. It is small and easy to carry, while moderately durable. As others have mentions, it really does t…
- Alexander, 12/07/10

very comfortable, but a little noisy when I tossed and turned. The only air pad I've used, so that might be normal. Used it for a month, no wear. Stayed inflated several night…
- Sarah, 04/17/11

It's warm, it's light, and it's cheap. I've taken mine winter camping in Michigan, but also out in the Rocky Mountains. Obviously, it's not going to make sleeping on rocks lik…
- eli, 02/01/11

This is the best foam pad on the market. Perfect for sort of outdoor activities. I have used mine from the desert of Arizona to the top of some 14ner's in Colorado. If you are…
- Cody, 05/10/12
United States

I like that the sides are slightly bigger than the middle to keep you from rolling off. I prefer the pump system it's there to control moisture. It feels good has a smooth v…
- John, 02/02/11
Kennewick

I got one of these for climbing Denali and it held up really well. It was the only mat I brought which worried me because if it failed I'd have lost a lot of insulation if I c…
- Kevin, 03/15/12
California

This pad is perfect for women extra thick were need and amazingly comfortable. This pad has both served as a plain sleeping pad but also as a very much need raft to get my pa…
- Michelle, 04/19/11
Flagstaff, AZ

I am always skeptical of products that market themselves as the "women's version", but in this case, there are actual structural changes to the pad that seem to be relevant.…
- Elizabeth, 02/12/12
NC

I bought a Sleeping Pad in Russia. This is a wonderful thing! I use it for 3 years. I slept on it in the snow in the igloo! Very comfortable. First, cold, but then warmed by t…
- Andrey, 02/24/12

I bought this for my wife because I already have a regular trail pro. I was surprised to see they made a female specific version and I was intrigued to see the difference betw…
- Seth, 04/19/11
Bowling Green, KY

It packs to the size of a nalgene , really light, only takes about 5mins to fill , really easy to repack into the stuff sack that comes with it.…
- Neil, 04/28/10

I am by no means an expert on sleeping pads but this is my third and probably the best one I own (it helps that I got it for free from my rewards points!), it is by far the sm…
- Alex, 02/07/12
Haslett

Bought this for my gf. She loves it! It's on sale now though! Way better price!…
- Chris, 12/07/11

I used this sleeping pad for the first time last weekend in Sequoia National Forest, and it was great! I am a very cold sleeper but even with a light sleeping bag this kept me…
- Nicole, 09/05/11
Southern California

I bought this bad and a Big Agnes Lost Ranger bag. I was a bit hesitant to buy a bag that required a pad like this but it was wonderful. The pad itself is very comfortable an…
- MICHAEL, 10/03/08
Camarillo

Awesome pad. Keep in mind, it is a full 4 season pad, so it is bigger and heavier than some, but 2 pounds is awesome for something so warm and comfortable. I used the long ver…
- Brandon, 01/22/12
Denver

I couldn't decide on what mat to buy, but in the end I bought the Exped 9 down mat pump and I haven't regretted it for a second. It is so comfortable and warm that I was actua…
- Jennifer, 03/13/11
Calgary Alberta Canada

This mat was amazing!!! I used it while backpacking in Colorado this past winter and it made our slightly too small tent feel like a palace. I am six feet tall and this was th…
- Andrew, 05/17/12

Just returned from Senegal and this pad made the trip. Having to be jammed in a car with no suspension all day long, dodging goats, donkeys, and people makes you long for rela…
- DAVID, 03/17/09
Ann Arbor

Although you will slide right off this pad on any kind of uneven terrain. I used it on a weekend trip up to the cascades (4500 feet, 25F) and it was nice and comfy. The site I…
- Alexander, 10/27/08
Seattle, WA

This air pad has an integrated foot pump that takes a 3-4 minutes to get the pad filled, but once it is, you have a small patch of heaven to sleep on. The removable pillowtop…
- Matthew, 11/23/11
New Jersey

I've been looking around for something like this for quite some time. As an older camper it's become increasingly difficult for me to sleep on just a pad without something un…
- Cliveous R., 02/26/12
Athens, Georgia

We ordered the Big Agnes King Solomon double sleeping bag with two regular pads one memory foam kit by accident. (Caution: be careful of internet shopping while drinking wine…
- Sara, 07/04/11
Michigan