It's not going to replace your mattress at home, but it does remove any rocks or twigs from poking you in the back while you sleep, and it does add a little layer of cushionin…
- Eric, 11/28/12
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Yes, you can BE the one in camp who wakes up refreshed after a good nights sleep. You can enjoy your coffee and breakfast and actually be ready to go while all the young folks…
- Jeff, 07/15/12

This sleeping pad is quite possibly the best sleeping pad I've ever had. It's super comfortable to lay on and it holds it's air really well. On top of all of that, it packs…
- Zach, 06/01/12
Alaska

Wonderful pad. I have been using the Thermarest prolite for the last few years and loved it, but when it was time to replace I decided to go Q-Core and I'm glad I did. the dif…
- david, 07/03/12
Mid-West

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

If you use this for pumping up your air mat it works very well once you get the hang of it. 5-6 pumps and I have my full length pad fully inflated. Any other uses like as a p…
- Ben, 12/04/09
Midwest

I purchased it two years ago - primarily because I was concerned about moisture from my breath degrading the insulation in my pad. The Pumphouse does make an excellent pad pum…
- Iurii, 10/14/11
Kiev