Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Regular
Priced: $59.98 - $89.99
Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Regular -
The Insulated Air Core is a trusted friend and perennial best seller.
Light and compact, this three season pad will keep you comfortable by utilizing I-beam Construction (vertical channels that run the length of the pad) and larger outer chambers that keep you cradled in the center of the pad. Insulated air core pads are an excellent companion to Big Agnes System bags, coming in enough shapes and sizes to work well with everything from kids bags to our extra wide Park bags.
Light and compact three season pad, with 3.25" of comfort. PrimaLoft™ Synergy: synthetic insulation. Larger outsider air chambers keep you cradeled in the middle of the pad. I-beam construction eliminates welded seams to reduce cold spots and ensures quick inflation/deflation, consistent air flow and stability. Durable, lightweight 70D nylon diamond rip-stop top and bottom. Durable inflation valve. Internal polyurethane coating. Add a closed cell foam pad in colder temperatures for extra insulation. Store unrolled with valve open. Includes stuff sack and repair kit. The repair kit is in a small pocket on the inside of the stuff sack. It's sort of hidden, so look twice! Each pad individually inflated and tested.
SIZE: 20" x 72" x 3.25"
Fabric:
- Durable 70D nylon top and bottom
- Tough 40D nylon fabric protects against punctures
Padding:
- Larger outsider air chambers keep you cradeled in the middle of the pad
- 2.5" thick pad is waterproof and lightweight
- Light and compact summer pad, with 2.5" of comfort
- Each pad is individually inflated and tested
- Add a closed cell foam pad in colder temperatures for extra insulation
Insulation:
- Packs down to the size of a water bottle
Weather and Wind:
- I-beam construction eliminates welded seams to reduce cold spots and ensures quick inflation and deflation
Comfort:
- Comfort range to 15°F
Pockets:
- Includes stuff sack and repair kit. The repair kit is in a small pocket on the inside of the stuff sack. It's sort of hidden, so look twice!
Features:
- Durable Water Repellent coating sheds water
- Internal polyurethane coating
- Store unrolled with valve open to allow excess moisture to escape
- Durable inflation valve
- Non-breakable brass valve with plastic coated EZ-Flate mouthpiece
FontanaSports.com
Winner of the prestigious Editor`s Choice Award from Backpacker magazine in 2004, the Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad takes the best features of the popular Air Core and add PrimaLoft synthetic insulation to create the ultimate air chamber pad.
Features:
• Light and compact three season pad, with 2.5 in. of comfort.
• PrimaLoft eco: synthetic insulation made from 50% recycled materials used in all 20 in. wide pads.
• M3 synthetic insulation used in the 25 in. wide pad.
• 20 in. pads: Durable, lightweight 50D nylon diamond rip-stop top and bottom.
• 25 in. pad: Durable, 70D nylon top and bottom.
• Includes stuff sack and repair kit. The repair kit is in a small pocket on the inside of the stuff sack. It`s sort of hidden, so look twice!
• EZ-Flate Valve instructions: Twist black part of valve counter-clockwise to open. Blow into valve to inflate. Hold gray portion of valve in mouth while spinning black portion clockwise to close.
Specs:
• Size: 20 x 72 x 2.5 in.
• Rated to: 15 degrees.
• Weight: 24oz
Gander Mountain
The Big Agnes Insulated Air Core pad is so light you'll never tire of carrying it, and so comfortable you may need an alarm clock! PrimaLoft insulation makes this 3-season pad a smart choice for added comfort and warmth on backpacking and camping trips. 2.5" thick pad is waterproof and lightweight, and packs down to the size of a Nalgene water bottle. Tough 40D nylon fabric protects against abrasion and punctures. Durable Water Repellent coating sheds water and stains. I-beam construction allows air to flow freely between chambers for constant support and comfort and prevents insulation from shifting. Comfort range to 15°F. Stuff sack and repair kit included.• Weight: 24 oz. (Regular)
• Dimensions: 72" x 20" (Regular)
• Thickness: 2.5"
• Packed Size: 4" x 8" (Regular)
• Insulation Type: Synthetic.
• Shape: Rectangular
Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS)
Sleep peacefully on two and half inches of soft insulation with a Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad. Lightweight and warm for three seasons, you may find it hard to get out of your sleeping bag in the morning.Appalachain Outdoors
I know it's fun to sleep in the dirt, but really how well do you feel in the morning? Thats what I thought. So grab a Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Pad and slumber like a king anywhere you may find yourself.Massey's Outfitters
Masseys Outfitters Guide to Camp Mattresses
Average Price History:
| Additional Info: | Rated to: 15F |
|---|---|
| Length: | 72 in. |
| Packed Size: | 5 x 9 in. |
| PrimaLoft eco: | synthetic insulation made from 50% recycled materials |
| PrimaLoft™ Synergy: | synthetic insulation |
| Shape: | Rectangular |
| Size: | 20"x72"x3.25" |
| Sleeping Pad Type: | Manual Inflating |
| Storage Sack: | No |
| Stuff Sack: | Yes |
| Temperature Rating: | 15°F |
| Thickness: | 2.5 in. |
| Weight: | 1 lb. 8 oz. |
| Width: | 20 in. |
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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Regular Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
A great pad for anyone
I've only used this pad a couple of times so far and it performs wonderfully. I do winter camping but got this pad too late to vouch for its cold weather capability. I did use it a time or two while temps dropped close to freezing and it was toasty. After using a self-inflating thermarest for so many years having to blow us this pad seems like a huge pain. However, it inflates without a problem in under two minutes of consistant filling. It's also not incredibly easy to deflate enough to put back into the stuff sack. That said, I forgo the sack and stick it folded into my pack where it is much more compact and lighter than my thermarest.
I find that generally I sleep better on this than my thermarest though I'm still getting used to it. It certainly insulates and cushions better while sleeping on my side or belly.
Overall, I'd say this is my new sleeping pad of choice for all seasons.
I find that generally I sleep better on this than my thermarest though I'm still getting used to it. It certainly insulates and cushions better while sleeping on my side or belly.
Overall, I'd say this is my new sleeping pad of choice for all seasons.
Great sleeping pad
I used the sleeping pad for backpacking. I was very impressed by how small it packed. When we got to our campsite I realized we forgot our Big Agnes double sleepting bag. All we had was the new Big Agnes pads and one of our old single bags that we mistakenly packed instead of our Big Agnes bag. We used the pads and put the old sleeping bag on top like a blanket. Thirty years ago we could both fit in one sleeping bag but those days are gone! Thank goodness we had the insulated pads because it was pretty cold but it worked out okay. Next time we'll be in the lap of luxury with the great pads and our big Agnes bag.
The Only Sleep Mat I Actually Sleep ON
First off I would like to say that I am not a Robot. I do not power down on my back. I sleep on my side or at least tried to until I got this. Try that on a one inch thick therma rest. Talk about numb shoulders in five min flat. Yeah it does not self inflate and it takes a few min but your camping you have time for it. Packs small to. Cant comment on weather or not it will puncture but like the therma rest it comes with a patch kit. Sweet Pad
Super Comfort in a small package
Just used this on a two week hike of the AT... I combined it with a therm-a-rest blanket and was so happy.
The pad was easy to inflate and fold and store... I did not feel a thing from the ground. It just worked... It was small folded, but I am used to having the space in my pack from tying my pad to the outside of the pack... this is an in-pack size and shape... so make sure you have the space before considering.
The pad was easy to inflate and fold and store... I did not feel a thing from the ground. It just worked... It was small folded, but I am used to having the space in my pack from tying my pad to the outside of the pack... this is an in-pack size and shape... so make sure you have the space before considering.
I'm a convert
Bought this to replace an older Therm-a-rest pad for desert camping. Very comfy. Much more comfy than older pad. When curled up on my side i don't get that sharp pressure point on my hip like i did with my old pad. You do have to inflate but takes me just 16 breaths so not really a big deal. Can't say how would perform in cold temps but love it for desert trips.
Great sleeping pad
Took it to Philmont scout ranch on a 12 day trek. Worked out great. Comfortable, light, warm, and compact. When we reached camp I just walked around inflating it for 5 minutes. Mornings I opened the air nozzle and laid on it until it deflated. Works great in cold conditions too.
this thing rocks.
this is so super comfy and way easier to pack then a traditional thermarest. i love how small it is, the warmth factor, and all the comfort! i already went backpacking with it and it was awesome!
A good night's sleep
This air mattress is the most comfortable camp mattress I have slept on in years. Only time will tell its durability, but I am very pleased with the comfort, weight, and size.
Lightweight and super comfortable!
Went camping & was able to pack light and was very comfortable all night. Held air and didn't feel any rocks, etc underneath... much better than self inflating foam pads!
I'd recommend it
the compactibility is a great thing as well as comfortable
Negative Reviews:
Disappointed!
Bought this at EMS for my husband Xmas 07 and he used it on a few trips. All was well until the third or fourth trip and was woke up in the middle of the night lying on the ground (pad flat) - can't seem to find where leak is. Thought it would last longer than that! We have 15-20 year old thermo-rest pads that are still going strong. Extra inches of padding was great while it lasted!
Neutral Reviews:
Comfortable but small
Got this because it is lighter than my self inflating pad for backpacking and it does keep me warm and off the ground, what I expect, but I traded weight for "wiggle room". It's considerably more work to inflate than my other pad, but yet another weight tradeoff. I did tend to slide around on my last trip but I could not find a very flat spot to set up camp. Overall, I will continue to use it and take the good with the bad, but I know I can rely on my self inflator for car camping trips.
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