Backpacking Sleeping Pad

[zackcarp]

So I went with the Sea to Summit Ultralite insulated pad. Tested it out last night. Not too bad, a little louder than I liked, but I assume the noise goes away with time. Took me a bit to settle into it, I found I definitely like it slightly under inflated. Overall, it worked well and doesn't seem too flimsy.

 

[SWDesertRat]

Nemo tensor arrived last week. Haven’t slept on it yet but so far on tile it’s my favorite. I got the regular wide, it’s 25” which is nice for my shoulders. I think if I had gone the Sea to Summit Large (rather than regular) that would be the perfect pad as I like the mummy cut rather than square, especially for weight and a quilt.

I’ll update once I’ve had a chance to test it out for a few nights.

[Curtis Reed]

3 minutes ago, SWDesertRat said:

Nemo tensor arrived last week. Haven’t slept on it yet but so far on tile it’s my favorite. I got the regular wide, it’s 25” which is nice for my shoulders. I think if I had gone the Sea to Summit Large (rather than regular) that would be the perfect pad as I like the mummy cut rather than square, especially for weight and a quilt.

I’ll update once I’ve had a chance to test it out for a few nights.

Nemo makes great stuff. 

[zackcarp]

4 hours ago, SWDesertRat said:

Nemo tensor arrived last week. Haven’t slept on it yet but so far on tile it’s my favorite. I got the regular wide, it’s 25” which is nice for my shoulders. I think if I had gone the Sea to Summit Large (rather than regular) that would be the perfect pad as I like the mummy cut rather than square, especially for weight and a quilt.

I’ll update once I’ve had a chance to test it out for a few nights.

I was on the edge for that one, but I read some reviews discussing poor longevity. Which is why I went with Sea to Summit.