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Roll out the Pacific Outdoor Equipment Peak Oyl Lite Sleeping Pad for a comfortable night’s rest and a clean environmental conscience. With its recycled PET shell and die-cut, palm oil-based PU foam, this pad is not only lightweight, but easy on the planet. Bermed, insulated side rails and a center grip trail keep you on the pad, and the trimmed mummy design and included stuff sack reduce pack size. There’s even a repair kit for trailside maintenance.
Bottom Line: Lightweight comfort that’s easy on Mother Nature.
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Will this pad fit in the sleeve of a Big Agnes mummy style b
Will this pad fit in the sleeve of a Big Agnes mummy style bag?
By: Clint Murphy
April 15, 2010
Yes-No problem fitting.
Enjoy!
By: Sandy Brown
May 8, 2011
Easily develops leaks
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Caleb Garrett
June 11, 2009
It was a bad pad even because it was thin, but then it developed multiple leaks. I did not have the money to replace it during my fall semester of school and kept attempting to repair it. Get a different pad. It is a good concept and rolls down to a small size, but there are too many negatives.
1 Comment Last Comment: March 4, 2010 by: Aaron James
By: Aaron James
March 4, 2010
Caleb, if you have trouble with your pad, please call the POE HQ in Bozeman...406-586-5258 x 203 we fix it for free like we do with an warranty product, but if it is our fault, we will replace is for free. We do not ask many questions, and want to make sure that you are happy!
what is the ground cost of shipping to St. louis mo and what
what is the ground cost of shipping to St. louis mo and what is the cost of the pad and can i have it by monday?
By: Parker
June 30, 2009
The cost of shipping will depend on what you pay for (2-day, standard, whatever). Put the item in your cart and go to the checkout and it will ask for a zip code, then you'll know. The cost of the pad is at the top of the page in large red letters with a dollar sign next to it. It looks like a price. And finally, you can definitely get it by Monday if you pay for the right shipping.
By: Angus Bohanon
July 1, 2009
Great for a hammock
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Nate
May 28, 2009
I got this pad to use in my hammock - works great. The mummy style doesn't get bumped up in the corners, and it keeps me warm. Plus, it packs super small and inflates pretty well. It takes a couple breaths to fill the side guard tubes, but that's no problem.
What is the deminsions of the sleeping pad in the stuff sack
What is the deminsions of the sleeping pad in the stuff sack?
By: Parker
June 26, 2009
Packed size 5 x 10 inches
By: Andrew
June 26, 2009
What is the deminsions of the sleeping pad in the stuff sack
What is the deminsions of the sleeping pad in the stuff sack?
By: Parker
June 26, 2009
4.5 x 9.5
By: Aaron James
March 4, 2010
Change me.
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Easily develops leaks
It was a bad pad even because it was thin, but then it developed multiple leaks. I did not have the money to replace it during my fall semester of school more...
Great for a hammock
I got this pad to use in my hammock - works great. The mummy style doesn't get bumped up in the corners, and it keeps me warm. Plus, it packs super more...
- Material:
- [Shell] recycled PET; [Insulation] palm-oil based PU foam
- Dimensions:
- [2/3] 20 x 48 x 1in (51 x 122 x 2.5cm); [Reg] 20 x 72 x 1in (51 x 183 x 2.5cm); [Long] 20 x 78 x 1in (51 x 198 x 2.5cm)
- Weight:
- [2/3] 13oz (360g); [Reg] 19oz (539g) ; [Long] 21oz (584g)
- Recommended Use:
- Three-season backpacking, camping
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime