We have two Two Track pads for a BA King Solomon bag. They fit perfectly and really add to the comfort of sleeping outdoors in a tent. They are easy to inflate and roll back…
- Sara, 07/04/11
Michigan

I have had this for many years and it has never let me down. It does not inflate very much however it is enough. The main purpose of one of these is not for comfort but to kee…
- Brian, 11/04/10
royal oak

When broken down on a dry, warm, hard floor in my house, it's relatively easy to go from fully inflated to stuff sack. When broken down on a wet, soft, cold tent floor it's a…
- Travis, 04/11/13
Portland

Super comfortable and warm easy to take care of.…
- jeff, 03/13/13
Kansas City

Don't be turned of by what you may think when you touch this pad. It is quite durable, not at all flimsy or poorly made. Packs down super small and weighs next to nothing. I h…
- melanie, 05/20/12
New England

I lead canoe trips. I use this every night in the field, and I'm going to hike the AT w/ it. Also, I couch surf a lot, and prefer this to any not-bed I might be offered. Regar…
- Teak, 02/08/12
Cincinnati

As I get older (27), I feel as though I should pamper myself, but still be cheap so I can party like a rockstar. Some sleeping pads go for $200, lets be honest, all you do is…
- Zachary, 11/16/11
Lenexa, KS

This is the best sleeping pad I have ever used. It feels like sleeping on my mattress at home! I have never gotten as good a sleep while camping as I did with this. I love the…
- Linda, 12/22/10
Charlottesville, Va

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

The very first thing I noticed was sleeping a lot more comfortable and more importantly WARM with this pad. The main reason that I like the hinamn is because its a foam core,…
- JANE, 10/19/08
SAINT GEORGE

This pad fits in the Big Agnes "Little Red" sleeping bag. With some research you quickly find that Big Agnes products require some brand loyalty, because you pretty much have…
- Danielle, 06/30/09
Pacific Northwest

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

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

I have used this item zero times, but let me tell you something. I have used this in my room and I prefer to use this instead of my actual bed. Why do you ask? Well listen…
- binh, 12/20/12
San Diego

Not only do I use this when backpacking, but also during football season. It makes an excellent, light weight stadium seat. Go Deacs!!…
- JED, 03/29/11
THOMASVILLE

These 'foldy seats' (as they're now known in my family) we all the rage this past christmas morning. As a family that spends a lot of time lounging out on the rock around our…
- marc, 02/24/09

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

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