I have used Ridgerests for decades and sometimes a 10 year old Thermarest. I bought the Trekker (regular size) about 3 weeks ago and used it in the Shenandoah Park on 12/2 wit…
- Alan, 12/06/11
virginia

Its like sleeping on a pillow of air. Well actually it is. Its durable which is great and it protects your investment of buying it. really the only problem with it is that it…
- Soren, 01/12/11
Seattle WA

I'm speechless. I have been hauling around a half size Therm-A-Rest that takes up half of my pack when lashed down to the outside for 10 years now. I didn't think that such…
- Ryan, 07/02/10
Denver, CO

I have been a fan of Big Agnus products since 2004. I have had the Encampment sleeping bag and use it for back packing at Philmont Boy Scout camp. I had a non insulated pad at…
- Brian, 06/02/11
Daphne Alabama

Just returned from Senegal and this pad made the trip. Having to be jammed in a car with no suspension all day long, dodging goats, donkeys, and people makes you long for rela…
- DAVID, 03/17/09
Ann Arbor

Although you will slide right off this pad on any kind of uneven terrain. I used it on a weekend trip up to the cascades (4500 feet, 25F) and it was nice and comfy. The site I…
- Alexander, 10/27/08
Seattle, WA

I find this to be a pretty good sleeping pad pretty much wherever you are. It is small and easy to carry, while moderately durable. As others have mentions, it really does t…
- Alexander, 12/07/10

very comfortable, but a little noisy when I tossed and turned. The only air pad I've used, so that might be normal. Used it for a month, no wear. Stayed inflated several night…
- Sarah, 04/17/11

It packs to the size of a nalgene , really light, only takes about 5mins to fill , really easy to repack into the stuff sack that comes with it.…
- Neil, 04/28/10

Awesome sleeping pad, packs small and is extremely comfortable. The only problem I had with it is that I would slide off of it and it is a little noisy if you toss at night. O…
- Glenn, 01/14/12

liked it overall.....but it seemed a little flimsy so i returned it......…
- Chris, 01/23/11
West Virginia

This piece may not turn out to be the most durable piece of gear I own, but for 11 oz (for the 60") and 2.5 inches of air to sleep on I'll happily replace it sometime down the…
- Jason, 08/07/09

if your looking for a pad that provides any insulation what-so-ever look else where. other than that i have taken this pad a number of times and it works pretty well. its co…
- mike, 10/09/11
connecticut

...A good product for the price. So far it's been on several backpacking trips, and it's held up well (no rips or tears). Extremely lite, and packs well. The repair kit is…
- melynda, 07/19/10
Havre de Grace, MD

Exped mats that are "7 Pump" have a baffled construction, which means there's a wall separating each tube of air. Exped 7.5 mats, like this one, are welded through, meaning in…
- Nicholas, 07/17/11
The cave of my heart

It's a great pad, it was given to me as a gift, and I loved until I seen how much it cost. Other than the price it has been great, it's comfortable to sleep on, has never defl…
- joe, 06/15/11
MIchigan

I was pretty impressed by the fact that this sleeping pad actually lived up to the tagline "folds down to the size of a Nalgene bottle." It's true, it really does pack down to…
- GINNY, 12/08/10
Ann Arbor

I bought this bad and a Big Agnes Lost Ranger bag. I was a bit hesitant to buy a bag that required a pad like this but it was wonderful. The pad itself is very comfortable an…
- MICHAEL, 10/03/08
Camarillo

Awesome pad. Keep in mind, it is a full 4 season pad, so it is bigger and heavier than some, but 2 pounds is awesome for something so warm and comfortable. I used the long ver…
- Brandon, 01/22/12
Denver

Because I have heard nothing but conflicted reviews of thermarest pads I decided to go with something different. Thank God for that decision. This Big Agnes weighs just a coup…
- Anthony, 04/17/11
Arkansas--You know..the state next to Oklahoma.

I am 6'8" and 230 lbs so I bought the mummy style 20" x 78". It arrived in a loose fiting stuff sack with repair kit and took 18 breaths and 2 minutes to inflate. It weighs…
- STEVEN, 01/30/11
HUNTINGTON

Only air mattress I've ever had that held the same amount of air from the time you blow it up, till the time you take it out. Most mattresses leave you on the ground half way…
- Joshua, 12/22/11
Clio, Mi

After charging $100-150 for the NeoAir, I don't see why this stuff sack didn't come with the NeoAir. It adequately secures the NeoAir from unpacking itself, but doesn't really…
- Xiao-Yue, 08/11/11
Portland, OR

After spending a $150 on a great pad it is nice to protect your investment! It would not be good if your pad was ruined because you wouldn't buy the stuff sack. However, this…
- Darim, 09/11/10