sleeping pads for backpacking
I just purchased a Neo-Air at REI. At the suggestion of the sales clerk I bought two, a regular and a medium, took both home, slept on them on the floor to...
David Thofern 2010-01-18 15:00:10 #59489
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
I was an early adopter of Big Agnes REM AirCore pad and LOVE it.
Never used anything else since. I have the un-insulated and it
CAN be cold; I noticed this...
John 2010-01-18 13:35:12 #59488
Re: Got a permit! (was Newcomer Introduction and Question)
I agree with Doug. I remember knowing that if I tripped and fell off the Boucher trail, it would mean great bodily harm but I was chastised for saying there...
Norm Kern 2010-01-18 12:40:08 #59487
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
I concur with all your positive points about the neo-air; I was an early adopter and have had dozens of wonderful nights.
Like all air mattresses, best if...
Will_2_Win 2010-01-18 12:10:39 #59486
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
Reid, I always carry a 3 oz space blanket in GC. I've used it for shelter from the rain and I've used it as a ground cloth many times. Once on a...
rich_rudow 2010-01-18 12:06:22 #59485
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
On 01/18/10 12:33, rich_rudow wrote:
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> 5 - Neither of my Neoair's have ever leaked, but Todd Martin has to
> reinflate his a few times per night. Some...
Reid Priedhorsky 2010-01-18 11:54:44 #59484
Re: sleeping pads for backpacking
I had the same "micro leak" -- needed to refill twice per night.Â
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Bob Bordasch 2010-01-18 11:43:27 #59483
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