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

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

And the bottom of my tent stayed dry and unscathed, as well. One of the campsites was basically granite pebble-sand. I'm sure there's worse, and I'l revise my review if I fi…
- Tobin, 07/10/12
Cali

A must have for the coppur spru ul 1 tent. It weighs barely anything and will keep the bottom of my tent dry and intact. You can even use it alone with the rainfly, leaving th…
- Lori, 04/25/11
Sarasota, Fl