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Stoic sleeps well and stays warm all night long.
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Love It!!!!
Robert Mrdutt
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I purchased the Stoic Midweight Sleeping pad in long and I love it. A little larger than I had originally expected but the extra room is definitely nice. I am about 5'10 and went with the long. Stoked to be sleeping on this badboy from now on!!!!!
How quick does this pad dry if it was to...
Ryan Kemp
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How quick does this pad dry if it was to get wet? Like REAL wet... thinking on using these on a rafting trip instead of the WAY more expensive versions of the PVC paco pads typically used. Does it have inner material or is it all air when blown up? If so what is this inner material?
Pat Palmer
Member since
It is an inflatable pad, no inner insulation, save for air. Being airtight, it is also waterproof and the nylon will not wick or hold water very well. It should dry quickly.
It doesn't pack down very small so it's not suited for backpacking, but it should serve well for your intended use.
Awesome Pad!
Jeff Fagan
Member since
This pad is definitely worth the money. I've slept on tons of others with no comparison. It doesn't fill up the best on its own but its easy to inflate further and it holds the air. It is big but it is light. The material is comfy as well. You could definitely drag this out to the woods beyond car camping and not regret it. Great buy!
Sleep like a baby.
Matt
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Love it so much that I bought a second one.Now both the wife and I both have one. Don't be mistaken this is for car camping only. If you are staying at a friends this is more comfortable on the floor than a couch or crappy bed.
For sleeping in the back of your rig..
ami5034789
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
My husband and I sleep in the back of our expedition when we go camping/mountain biking/ climbing on the weekends. Two of these side by side fit nicely with just a few layers of overlap. It is quite luxurious, no sore spots when you wake up in the morning. Keeps you toasty as well.
Big Comfy Pad!
Jeff Guest
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This pad is great for car camping or at home use. Not so good for bacpacking as it is HUGE! It is super wide and thick! I Love this pad! Keep in mind that you need to store the pad unrolled with the valve open so it will "self inflate" when you are out camping. You will still need to blow it up a little to get it firm.
Big pad, comfortable sleep
Ivan Valdivia
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
These pads are big and you cannot compress them as others have mentioned, but they are very comfortable to lay on. I'm new to camping, but this pad was great to have on my first trip. I can see why it would not be a good idea to take them backpacking since the pad is bulky, but for what I did, it was awesome (the car was basically parked outside the tent, so it was easy to take all the gear we wanted).
What is the packed size for the pad?
ctap68089
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What is the packed size for the pad?
Ivan Valdivia
Member since
The sized of this pad when rolled up, is: 30.5 in (height) by 6.5 in (diameter).
Good comfortable pad for car camping
Michael Sherwood
Member since
These are not backpacking pads as they are big. I have five of them that fill up my six-person car camping tent. Very comfortable and quick to set up and take down.
Great for car camping
kenobi_mr
Member since
This thing is pretty awesome as long as you don't have to carry it a long ways. I use it to sleep in the back of my honda fit and have had plenty of good nights of sleep thanks to it. It self inflates well, and is a lot cheaper than the equivalent pad from thermarest.
BIG!
Scott Schmutz
Member since
I like it. It is super comfy. It is durable. But dang it is big. I can't use it for Back Packing, it would be like a tank on my pack. Use it for car camping or short hikes that stop at a base camp and lead to light weight day hikes from there. Four stars only because it is so big; advertised for 4 season backpacking and camping. I would remove that back country description. Enjoy it for what it is.
EPIC SLEEPY TIME
chris brown
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This Beefy pad will help you sleep HARD! Not a pad I would hike with. I love this!
Comfy and warm
Peter Keating
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Slept 5 nights now on this pad and love it, the 5 nights were spend on the cold wood floor of a cabin and I stayed warm and comfy all night. It takes a little effort to fill up but really not bad at all. There are two valves so a friend can help at the same time. Im 6'3+ and I fit fine on this pad and its wide enought to turn onto my side and not fall off. I will be car camping in Vermont over New Years and will post a follow up with pics after. It is bulky and slightly heavy so wouldnt really recommend it for hiking/camping but if you dont mind carrying it you def will sleep much better than anyone else in camp. Quality seams good so no worries about that, Cheers Stoic!
Great for base camp
Jeff Sacks
Member since
I slept on this pad last weekend at the Gunks on a climbing trip. Way too big to bring on a backpacking trip, but great for car camping. Not the fastest to fill up but very thick and comfortable. They are big, two of them almost filled a 3 man tent. Great pad, just very big and heavy.
how long does this pad take to inflate for...
justadoe704
Member since
how long does this pad take to inflate for the first time? i opened both nozzles and its been over and hour and doesn't seem to be making too much progress...
James Jenden
Member since
You have to blow it up yourself. Sorry. It usually takes about a minute. The seal on mine wasn't perfect, and it slowly deflated every time I used it. The glue also came undone in time. Hope this doesn't happen to yours...
big pad small price
Austin
Member since
This is a great car camping pad. It's a little tricky in smaller tents and the truck bed due to its length, but letting some of the air out helps with that. As others have mentioned it is very comfortable for the side sleeper. I can stand on it with both feet in the middle and still not touch the ground.
Big and Durable.
tmf4914529
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My 350 pound sister slept on this thing and it didn't break. On top of that, she said it was comfortable, too - and I don't think any of her own padding had anything to do with that comfort level.
That deserves 5 stars in my book.
Highly recommend for car camping, or if you can manage carry a very large sleeping pad.
Is this pad self inflating?
Mike
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Is this pad self inflating?
Federico Garcia
Member since
Yes it is!
Im a light sleeper and this induces snoozes quick
ale4859478
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Im a very light sleeper and am a princess when it comes to camping or sleeping in general. I always need air matts and a million sleeping bags and blankets to get me to bed. This is my first ever sleeping pad, just got it today off steep and cheap since carrying air mattresses became too heavy or not an option for non electric camp sites or backwoods.
So I rolled it out, it inflated quickly within 10 minutes or so. The thing is super warm plush and comfy I was out in 10 minutes. Highly recommend to a side sleeper and/or a light sleeper..
It is a little small for 2 people but can be done if you are a snuggle bug. Cant wait to try it on cold grounds :)
Car Camping at it's best!
Phil Santala
Member since
This is thick, and heavy, and great for car camping, I would not use it for hiking, or to accommodate two people, in the back of my VW Passat wagon, it's the boss, or on the ground right outside of it, or as a crash pad for friends. Sure it's not crazy functional, but nice to be able to roll over and not right off your pad.
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Willie G
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