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| Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | Rated:
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If you're just going to be car camping, why not treat yourself to some luxury? The ALPS Mountaineering Comfort Series Air Pad takes comfort to a whole new level. This extra-large sleeping pad features two valves and Jet Stream Wave Foam for fast, effortless inflation. Just open the valves and let it sit; a few puffs of air are all that's needed to finish the job. ALPS Mountaineering equipped the Comfort Series with a thick pillow area and a suede-like brushed top for comfort, and added PVC dots on the bottom to prevent slipping on your tent floor.
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| Country Of Origin: | China |
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| Dimensions: | [XL]30 x 77 x 3in (76 x 196 x 8cm); [XXL] 30 x 77 x 4in (76 x 196 x 10cm) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Top] brushed nylon; [Bottom] nylon w/ PVC dots |
| Recommended Use: | Car camping, luxury camping |
| Rolled Size: | [XL]8 x 31in (20 x 79cm); [XXL]11 x 31in (28 x 79cm) |
| Weight: | [XL]7lb 3oz (3260g); [XXL]9lb 14oz (4479g) |
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Sweet pad | |
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I have had this pad for about a year now, and I must say I really like it. It inflates super easy, doing most of the work itself, it only takes a few breaths to fill it up. I have had it on a couple trips now and it has perfrormed great. Pretty comfortable, light weight, and fairly warm. I say fairly because on on particularly cool trip to Providence Canyon, GA the temps got down in the 40's and had some pretty heavy rain. Not sure if it was the pad or the bag, or the three sided shelter we slept in, but I did get a bit chilly. The only other real complaint I have is that it is bulky. But then again, its an inflatable pad, so there has to be some trade off for the comfort. Bottom line: great pad, great price (got the short version on clearance). Definately worth the investment. | |
| atwrangler at Backcountry.com on 06/26/2009 | |
Cushy comfort | |
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As I get older it's more & more difficult to get a good nights sleep on the ground, and I've never really found an inflatable pad I liked well enough to buy. But this is a great sleeping pad for car campers, too big for backpacking, and I sleep like a baby now. Very stable, the rubber dots on the bottom keep the pad in place on the tent floor, and the ultra-suede on top keeps your bag from sliding off even without clipping. No crunchy plastic noise either, a big plus. Highly recommended for comfort and worth every penny. | |
| kt.enyeart2277365 at Backcountry.com on 06/25/2008 | |
Great Car Camping Pad | |
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Great, comfy pad for car camping. It's big for sleeping, and big for packing, much more comfortable and bigger than my 20" wide luxury Thermarest. It rolls up to about the size of a 6-8 person family tent! This is the one I take when I'm driving and have the room. House guests also rave about it. Only ding, which could have made it 4.5 stars, is the air nozzles are at the foot instead of up at the head where you could micro-adjust. May be why it was on steepandcheap.com. | |
| bcossaboom558530 at Backcountry.com on 03/05/2009 | |
Like a Cloud | |
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This is my second Alps Air Pad. My first was the long. Lost it...I was devastated. This time I got the Reg length of SAC and it is just as nice and even a little lighter, if you are worried about those precious grams. Great Pad for any kind of camping and I also use it when I end up sleeping on the floor at a relative's house or hotels1 when there isn't enough beds to go around. I sleep like a baby on it | |
| sharpshooter at Backcountry.com on 09/25/2009 | |
Great night sleep! | |
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Very nice pad! I am 6'3" 250lbs and slept very comfortably. I have had many Thermarest products, including the camp rest, which doies not compare inperformance or valye. I really liked the pvc dots on the bottom allowing the pad saty put on the floor of the tent and the nice surface that you lay on. I purchased the 3 inch thick model. | |
| moneil22452419045 at Backcountry.com on 08/25/2009 | |
If size doesn't matter | |
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If size doesn't matter (meaning you can haul anything and you don't have to carry it up the trail), this little friend is amazing. I've bought 3 total and I've been extremely happy. We recently used them running the Epic Relay from Cache Valley to Jackson Hole. Very nice to throw down on any surface and be comfortable. | |
| Matthew Haney-Utah at Backcountry.com on 08/28/2009 | |
Extreme plushness | |
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This pad is second in comfort only to my traveling futon. Ideal for car camping and river trips and anywhere weight and size is not an issue. Downsides are potential for leaks and inflation time of around two minutes of huffing and puffing. Great for headrushes. | |
| ronpenner1240284 at Backcountry.com on 08/26/2009 | |
mehhh | |
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yeah know it was a great pad untill it got holes in the top | |
| z_sauls966609 at Backcountry.com on 07/28/2009 | |
Pops easy | |
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My ALPS pad developed multiple holes after just a couple uses and the patch kit didnt hold. | |
| peter.mors1587711 at Backcountry.com on 08/25/2009 | |