Well reviewed low budget light sleeping pad. I have it for Kayak camping and love it. Packs down small. Perfect for side sleepers. I'm 6ft 125kg and have zero problems on it for a few nights.
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No its just an air mattress. I have 2 of these, my complaint would be its not wide enough and it has a wierd contoured shape which i dont like, it would be better if it was flat
I'm the opposite. I prefer the the contours as a side sleeper. Keeps me centered with the slightly higher sides. And it is much wider and deeper than your usual hiking pads.
Well, sort of. It is essentially an air mattress. Just lighter. It isn't a self inflating mattress with foam inside. (They are heavy) This is made for hiking. Many many YouTube reviews to give you an idea of what it is.
this was 35 on sale a few months ago, been waiting for it to come back at that price and maybe ill try it
I bought one for $52 last year, and just bought another. $35 would be a great deal but I've never seen this one that cheap. It's very well made and holding up well after a decent amount of use. It is narrow, but works for me
How would this go in a hammock?
Good I suppose. Just don't air it right up
I have this and have used it alot out field with the military - Lots of breathes to blow up but comfy.
As per any air mattress it is susceptible to puncture so always use it with a thick ground mat.
Trekology tech support has been great, the seal on my pillow was borked and they replaced it in a day through Amazon.
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To clarify this feels quite different to an air mattress? I would like it to have substance and not just air wobbling around in there