KLYMIT Inertia X Lite Sleeping Pad | Lightweight, Inflatable Air Mattress Bed for Camping Tents, Backpacking & Van Life

I’m 6’5” and 225 pounds.This thing is crazy small and lightweight for a pad and saved considerable space in my wilderness pack which is nice since my size 13 shoes and XL clothes take up a lot of space. But this was not like sleeping on a luxurious mattress. In fact, probably comparable to sleeping on a simple bedroll.Seems to pad only the important pressure point areas. Remarkably, works when lying on your side or on your back. Legs don’t get any padding but I didn’t notice it much since I wasn’t on rocky ground. My air valve was difficult to seal.Would I use it again on another 5 day backpacking trip? Maybe. Depends on how much weight I’m willing to carry vs how much comfort I desire.

At 5 ounces, and the size of an 8oz soda can, this is by far the lightest and most compact sleep pad you'll find. I tried it out on the Cranberry 50 over 6 nights. It takes three breaths to inflate (so you can leave your Flextail at home). It provides adequate cushion where you need it most. It is not as comfortable as the full size Klymit pads, but if you are used to ground-pounding, it is a worth-while trade-off. I'm a side-sleeper, and it worked adequately enough for that, but again, not as comfortable as a full pad. I would give it 5 stars, but I've not had it long enough to judge durability.

I got this for bike packing because of its light weight. It’s seriously as advertised around 5oz. Blows up with 3 full breaths. Can’t wait to use it on the trail

For summer hiking if no insulation is needed I don't think you can beat it. I slept good and it weighs less than anything else I can take. Packs down very small. Honestly I bought it expecting to send it back but I tried it on the floor and was surprised. I've taken on a couple overnights and I'm sold.

cushioning where you need it, none where you don’t. before you buy, do yourself a favor: get three small pillows, place them under your head, shoulders and hips/butt, then lie on the floor. comfy? if yes, then this will work for you.light weight, packs down to nothing, easy to in/deflate.perfect for a buggout bag or light weight camping set up.

No patch and was dirty, looks used.

Personally I don't have a lot of trouble falling asleep so I thing this is perfectly comfortable and enjoy the eight savings (ultralight backpacker). It is obviously not as comfortable as larger full-size pads. But after hiking all day I can sleep on it no problem. This is definitely not for everyone so try it out at home first!

No leaks or problems so far. Super compact and lightweight. Use it in my day hike bag as a contingency pad in case I have to overnight outdoors. Exactly what I was looking for. Replaced a full size pad and saved over a pound of weight.

Parfait pour mes longs voyage à vélo.Se range facilement et ne prend pas de place une fois replié.

Perfecto como complemento de una esterilla rigida, esperemos q baje un poco de precio pero lo volveria a comprar

Entgegen der Abbildung habe ich die Isomatte mit einem sog. Flip-Valve erhalten. Durch einen Drehmechanismus kann zwischen Aufblasen und Luftablassen umgeschaltet werden. Leider ist die Abdeckung nur sehr schwer zu fixieren, sodass dieses "Flipping" zuweilen ungewollt passiert - und die Luft wieder ungewollt entweicht. Es war auch keine Pumpe oder Flickzeug beigelegt. Die Matte selbst scheint robust zu sein und erste Verwendung war so weit erfolgreich: trotz ungewohnter Größe und Struktur habe ich gut geschlafen.

Cette nouvelle version (sans la pompe et nouveau système de valve) du matelas est encore plus légère et confortable que l'ancienne version !!!!Cependant attention : pour bien en profiter il faut un très bon sac en plume pour pouvoir combler les trous et aussi une certaine minutie dans la manipulation car le matelas reste fragile.