Multi-use Ultralight Double Sleeping Pad with Survival Paracord & Carabiner for Camping & Backpacking - Portable Wide Camping Mat Two Person - Waterproof pad for 2 -Camp Tent Truck Cot Hiking

The media could not be loaded.  I recently purchased this double sleeping pad for our camping trip to Yosemite and man did we love it. I’m a big guy at 6’6 300lbs and wife at 140 and it gave us plenty of cushion while staying fully inflated our entire 5 day trip.We used ours under a double sleeping bag in our tent for that extra cushion and warmth. Most other pads I’ve used are twice as expensive, are too heavy/bulky and take too long to inflate and deflate. This In Your Prime double pad solves that problem for us weighing in at around 36 ounces while still providing enough cushion to get us off the ground. The TPU waterproof film that I haven’t seen on any others pads seems to help contribute to it’s ability to keep us warm. One night it was down around 30 degrees or so and didn’t feel the cold.Super easy inflation with the included pump bag. 4 full bags of air and we were inflated in under a minute. Undo the small two layer valve and almost instantly deflated. We also saw in this listing it could be used as the water station by putting in a gallon or so of water. Really creative. I’d say it also makes a great pack/dry bag which I’ll have to try out on my next trip.It comes with a survival paracord handle which I attached to my pack for our hike. Never know when I may come across a grizzley and this whistle should do the trick. I don’t believe I’ll ever need to make a fire with flint starter but with the compass, fire starter, whistle and paracord Id say I’m ready for the apocalypse!All that being said we couldn’t be happier with our purchase and would say this is a must have for every camping or backpacking trip. With its high quality material and accessories I’d put it well past the $100 mark.

I used this sleeping pad for backpacking;We have a somewhat ultralight setup that includes an Enlightened Equipment Accomplice double quilt and is usually paired with an Exped UL double sleeping pad ($300).We wanted to take our German Shepard on an upcoming trip so I decided to look for a backup lower cost pad. I checked out Klymit which has options but ended up with this sleeping pad. It has a decent R value, it’s lighter than Klymit and other Amazon options, and it’s bigger and longer! The sleeping pad comes in at 37.10oz or 2.3lbs~ on my scale only counting the pad and bag. It felt warm in 40F weather and held up to the dog jumping in and out of the tent. It’s also comfortable.If you are looking for an ultralight double setuo then this is probably your best bet outside of the Exped SynMat HL Duo which has a slightly higher R value and similar weight, but much smaller.

This pad awesome as an outdoorsman with a girlfriend. I use a similar single pad when I camp. Took this pad out with me for the first time on a spring climbing trip in RRG, Kentucky. Packs down decently small and pretty light weight; Nice durability too. Spring conditions were wet and cold with 2 nights of snow. This pad kept us off the ground and our sleeping bag more insulated. Air cells are nice for sleeping on the back or stomach. As a normal side sleeper these style pads will never compete with my mattress. So I just settle for either prone or supine position and get a great sleep. I take this with me whenever I’m crashing at a friends or chilling on the floor. Many applications here. Highly recommend if you are a bigger person or need space for a significant other. (Pro tip - save your neck, pair with inflatable camp pillows)

Product is NOT as described. False advertising/marketing and disingenuous seller. Item sold is supposed to be 78" x 47 "x 2 1/4" with an insulation value (R) of 3.1.....(Dec 3, 2020, Seller modified "CLAIMED" R value from 3.1 to 2.1) Actual item size is 76 1/8" x 45 1/2" x 1 13/16" and the R value has to be less than 1.0. This is an ultra-thin (material and thickness) sleeping pad with zero insulation (See Seller’s comments below that confirms this). It does not have an R value of 3.1, so its only use is for the summer months, when the daytime and nighttime temperatures are in excess of 70 degrees F. The only positive aspect is it is easy to inflate and deflate.Initial test in temperature of 40 degrees F (with a 20 degree F down bag) and you can feel the coldness of the ground. Switched to my ASTM rated R value of 3 sleeping pad and slept through the night comfortably. Did another test with temps of 34 degrees F, and there is definitely NO insulative properties in this sleeping pad - Extremely cold. I will be returning this product to Amazon after posting this review.I had a conversation with seller and attempted to obtain information and data about his product. Seller made false claims about the product they are selling. There are two primary issues:1) that the sleeping pad does NOT have an R value of 3.1 and2) that the size of the product is not as stated by the seller.The biggest issue I have with the seller is his disingenuous approach to marketing and selling his product. They are marketing their product as a 3-season sleeping pad with an R value of 3.1, which would make their selling price reasonable for that type of product.However, in 2020, in order to have an R value of 3.1 the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) has to rate the product. Seller self- rated, which goes against the standards and practices of this market sector. In order for a sleeping pad to have an R value of 3.1, manufacturers use thermal layers, insulation, closed cell foam, synthetic insulation, radiant barriers, mylar heat reflective material, or other insulation.Seller's response to my inquiries about the thermal insulation was " The R value for my pad is based upon pads with similar materials and structure. TPU layer is reflective of heat but no there isn't any additional insulation materials." I responded with the following question: " What pads would have similar materials and structure. I'd like to get an idea of what the R value really is. I didn't know a TPU layer is reflective of heat. If your pad has an R value of 1.0, then that’s fine, I just want to know what I’m purchasing, so I won’t have unrealistic expectations." Seller responded with: "Klymit will give you the best option for your targeted insulation. I believe they sell for around $130....Then, I suggest you go buy name brand. Please stop messaging me....Your constant questioning is annoying. Please take your business elsewhere."I am taking my business elsewhere

We tested this for several nights and are happy with the purchase. We can't wait to use it camping! It was easy to pump (maybe 3 "bags" of air). We like the multi-use function of being able to carry water in the bag though we probably won't use it in order to not keep moisture out (unless it's an emergency). I like the extra design details of a compass and paracord handle. The only pet peeve is the air valve which does sometimes get accidently knocked out.

It's great to sleep on for the most part. Only draw back is it deflates every morning after using it especially with two people sleeping on it. Had to reinstate every morning after use.