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Michael D. G.
– Phoenix, AZ
2/6/2013
Likes: With a 2.2R rating and in conjunction with a Therm-a-Rest closed cell foam pad and an inflatable air cushion and down sleeping bag.You'll sleep like a baby on the coldest of nights.
Dislikes: Nothing,get a coyote pad and relax.
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Victoria J.
– Loveland CO
10/16/2012
Likes: didn't like it.
Dislikes: Much bigger and bulkier than I thought. Wish I had done my research better. I ended up spending more money and getting a better insulated pad that was light and compressed down (inflatable).
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Anonymous Backcountry Edge Customer
7/19/2012
Likes: In terms of closed cell foam pads, this is the only way to go. The pad is extremely light weight, durable, versatile, and most importantly comfortable. No matter what position I sleep in, I still manage to be relatively comfortable, even if I lay on my side. Granted, its not going to be as comfortable as an air pad, but for the price and how light it is who cares. No more waking up with a sore back.
Dislikes: The only thing I wish it had was a stickier surface so your sleeping bag doesn't have a chance to slide off, but as far as I know, no foam pad does so it still definitely deserves five stars.
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Dena T.
– Cocoa FL
4/20/2012
Likes: I purchased this sleeping pad for my 15 year old son. It rained on our last backpacking trip, and water got in my son's tent. The pad dispersed the water under it and did not soak into the pad.
Dislikes: Tears easily so you have to be careful when you strap it onto a backpack.
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daniel d.
– Palm Springs CA
10/4/2011
Likes: Lightweight
Dislikes: Color options
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matt h.
– fort wayne IN
8/26/2011
Likes: everything I expected, MADE IN AMERICA
Dislikes: nothing
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Cathy A P.
– Perkasie PA
8/14/2011
Likes: Easy to fold up; comfortable; nice fit under my sleeping bag
Dislikes: would be nice to have a protective case/bag to store it in
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Michael R.
– Idaho Falls ID
8/8/2011
Likes: Very Light weight and durable.
Dislikes: Nothing.
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Jacob H.
– Muncie IN
7/27/2011
Likes: Lightweight, zero risk of it being punctured
Dislikes: A little bulky. I'm going to cut some off the bottom to make this even more lightweight and less bulky.
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Adam O.
– Manchester NH
5/27/2011
Likes: Light, comfortable, and affordable!
Dislikes: Nothing to dislike.
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Dustin F.
– West Mansfield OH
4/5/2011
Likes: Light weight.
Dislikes: Nothing
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william c.
– latrobe PA
2/4/2011
Likes: great light weight sleeping pad
Dislikes: Nothing
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Anonymous Backcountry Edge Customer
7/3/2010
Likes: This is a very light pad that will keep you warm, dry and off the ground. It is fairly comfortable especially for the weight. For the price this is a great entry level pad.
Dislikes: As with any foam pad, it loses support over time, but it is still relatively comfortable.
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Anonymous Backcountry Edge Customer
5/24/2010
Likes: Light and packs small
Dislikes: The colour- wish it was more earth toned - still great product
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todd t.
– Springfield MO
3/20/2010
Likes: This was purchased for my son who is in scouts. I wanted something that was simple,hard to destroy,light,easy to pack away,and offered good protection from the ground.I don't see for the money how you can do much better.
Dislikes: Since this packs up square,it looks a little odd hanging off the bottom of the pack. It cannot be slid into a backpacks side pockets like many "roll up" mats. However,as a result the pack almost stands up by itself when you set it down,and the square "fold-up" design prevents the mat from rolling up when placed on the tent floor which is actually a plus for a kid.
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William G.
– Tucson AZ
3/7/2010
Likes: Very lightweight and fairly comfortable. Definitely long enough for my 5'9".
Dislikes: Only yellow available, but hardly a big deal.
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Anonymous Backcountry Edge Customer
10/27/2009
Likes: I used this the pad for the first time on a recent backpacking trip. I like the accordion-style, plus I didn't have a problem with the sleeping bag sliding off the pad. Overall, exactly what I wanted in a closed-cell pad.
Dislikes: Nothing.
