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| Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | Rated: 
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If you've ever been tempted to haul your mattress to your campsite so you can get a good night's sleep outdoors, you'll appreciate the Big Agnes Sleeping Giant Memory Foam Sleeping Pad, which upgrades your current pad. This memory foam rectangular pad molds to your body's curves to relieve pressure points and cradle you into a restful night's sleep. Upgrade your current sleeping pad by inserting it into the included cover along with the memory foam. A stuff sack comes with this luxurious sleeping mat.
Add unsurpassed comfort to your existing inflatable pad with this body-conforming pad cover from Big Agnes.
| Country of Origin: | China |
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| Dimensions: | [Petite, foam & pad] 20 x 66 x 3.5in (51 x 167.6 x 9cm); [Reg, foam & pad] 20 x 72 x 3.5in (51 x 183 x 9cm); [Long, foam & pad] 20 x 78 x 3.5in (51 x 198 x 9cm); [Wide long, foam & pad] 25 x 78 x 3.5in (63.5 x 198 x 9cm) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | Nylon ripstop, memory foam |
| R Value: | 3.5 |
| Recommended Use: | Camping, backpacking |
| Rolled Size: | [Petite] 5 x 20in (12.7 x 51cm); [Reg] 6 x 20in (15.2 x 51cm); [Long] 7 x 20in (17.8 x 51cm); [Wide long] 7 x 25in (17.8 x 63.5cm) |
| Weight: | [Petite] 2lb 7oz; [Reg] 2lb 11oz; [Long] 2lb 15oz; [Wide long] 3lb 6oz |
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 | Big Agnes Sleeping Giant Memory Foam Mummy Kit | $64.95 - $69.95 |
 | Big Agnes Memory Foam Pad Kit - Regular | $64.95 |
 | Big Agnes Memory Foam Pad Kit - Petite | $59.95 |
 | Big Agnes Memory Foam Pad Kit - Long Wide | $79.95 |
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 | Big Agnes Air Core Pillow Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $21.00 - $22.95 |
| Big Agnes Memory Foam Pad Kit - Long Wide Hiking & Camping > Sleeping Bags & Pads | $79.95 |
This product is available in the following colors:
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 | Green / Gray |  | Gn / Gy2.5 |
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I look forward to camping so I can sleep on it | |
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I'm mildly obsessed with this product. If it was as wide as a bed it would be just as comfortable. I have the air mattress inside, and it is great. It packs to the size of most other sleeping pads- i actually got a thermarest stuff sack and it fits just right(with the air mattress deflated in side the cover still). I am going on a year long adventure and would carry this even though it is bigger and heavier than other options. Sleep is too important to scrimp on! | |
| Lindsea002 at Backcountry.com on 08/19/2008 | |
for my wife | |
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Bought this for my wife so she will camp/ backpack with me more. I personally feel spoiled using an air mattress let alone an extra inch of memory foam. For trips without my wife I would not take this as I would perfer something more compact. I think the price is a little steep since it does not come with an air mattress of its own, but it is worth it to get my wife out camping more. | |
| mlandsberg2106889 at Backcountry.com on 03/05/2009 | |
"Works great" | |
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| Pros: This is a great addition to any pad if you want to add a little more comfort. Works fine with Thermarest and Exped. This is made so you can zip your pad inside (up to 3" thick) or you can just lay it on top. (This is what I do and it doesn't slip around). Cons: Heavy and bulky. If your packing this is staying home! | |
| Robert at Moosejaw on 10/29/2009 | |
I keep coming back to this pad | |
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The best one so far out of my collection of pads, beats my thermarests, other big agnes, rei, etc. Still have my sights set on a big agnes air core insulated. That seems to be the perfect cold weather pack pad. | |
| Helloshark at Backcountry.com on 08/09/2008 | |
comfortable | |
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I slipped it over a thick inflatable mattress, and slept well on it, would recommend it to others; this combo of foam cover + air mattress seems to work well, as I have the hardest time sleeping when I camp. | |
| dmtrousd2206815 at Backcountry.com on 06/16/2008 | |
I used it for a week | |
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I used it for a week (5 days) and it was definitely more comfortable than the floor, but I can't tell you that it is any better or worse than any other foam mattress pad. | |
| jpudick100140338 at Backcountry.com on 05/12/2008 | |
By itself, a waste of money | |
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I bought this hoping that I wouldn't need an air mattress, but the thickness of this pad is not near enough needed for me. It was almost as if it wasn't there. The next day I used an air filled pad underneath it and it was fine. | |
| ggr2843531 at Backcountry.com on 01/20/2009 | |
Ow... but it does have some potential. | |
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I bought this kit last year and have used it with my thermarest - I have to admit, I'm kind of disappointed. I still wake up in the middle of the night with pressure points and have yet to get a good night's sleep with it. It's also pretty bulky once you've inserted your pad into it...not ideal for backpacking; more the size you'd take car camping. It's softer than my thermarest or z-rest alone, so I am thinking about giving it a second chance, perhaps with a big agnes aircore mattress. We'll see... it's an awful lot of money to spend for what little it seems to do. Three stars for the idea, happy green color, and in the hopes that with a thicker air mattress it will be as comfortable as I dreamed it would! | |
| naturevibe at Backcountry.com on 04/13/2009 | |
Not what I thought... | |
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I grudgingly give this product three stars as it is adequate for the job... However, I was under the impression it was a stand alone product, and have no intention of adding more weight to my pack. Although I admit that used in conjunction with a thermarest air mattress it is quite comfortable, I took it on a weeklong trip, and felt like leaving it behind after one night... On it's own it is useless. | |
| davidnewto1527945 at Backcountry.com on 03/16/2009 | |
