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Big Agnes Sleeping Giant Memory Foam Sleeping Pad
Anyone using this with a Thermarest Neoair and if so how is...
By mrc3160831
Ranked #149 - Midweight Sleep Pads
November 2, 2009
Anyone using this with a Thermarest Neoair and if so how is it working for you?
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By heart
Ranked #54 - Midweight Sleep Pads
November 9, 2011
Same idea occurred to me! It is not contradictory. This sort of item is clearly for car camping. Lightweight backpacking and car camping/base camp have different requirements in terms of comfort! And YES, people do both!
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By dblick1990009
Ranked #137 - Midweight Sleep Pads
October 3, 2010
Actually, I think it's a good question. Remember, many folks into backpacking are not exclusively ultraliters or even exclusively backpackers. So while I wouldn't consider carrying both for long distance backpacking, I would for basecamp backpacking and for kayak camping.
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By Greg Goodson
November 2, 2009
I highly doubt someone using this pad will be using it with a neo-air and vise versa. It's contradictory.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- nylon ripstop, memory foam
- Dimensions:
- [petite ] 20 x 66 x 3.5 in; [regular ] 20 x 72 x 3.5 in; [long ] 20 x 78 x 3.5 in; [wide ] 25 x 78 x 3.5 in
- Rolled Size:
- [petite] 5 x 20 in; [regular] 6 x 20 in; [long] 7 x 20 in; [wide] 7 x 25 in
- R-Value:
- 3.5
- Weight:
- [petite] 2 lb 7 oz; [regular] 2 lb 11 oz; [long] 2 lb 15 oz; [wide] 3 lb 6 oz
- Recommended Use:
- camping, backpacking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime
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