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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad - Rectangular

Item #BAG0123 | 61 in Stock

I going on another BWCA trip in the early spring and could see...

By Ranked #679 - Sleeping Pads February 14, 2009

I going on another BWCA trip in the early spring and could see temperatures about 30 degrees and possibly snow on the ground. What do you recommend for comfort and warmth when paired with a Big Agnes Lost Ranger. I am thinking of the two track in case I winter camp.

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By Ranked #15 - Sleeping Pads November 6, 2009

I found that when using a BA sleeping bag you will need a pad that is rated much warmer than the temps you are expecting to encounter. I know they say that the insulation in a conventional bag gets compressed under you, and is rendered useless. I found out the hard way that compressed insulation is better than none. I am a naturaly cold sleeper, and don't want to discourage anyone from this pad or BA sleeping bags. Just keep in mind that you may need a much wrmer pad for your bag or a closed cell foam pad under everything to keep warm. I have this sleeping pad, but use it with conventional bags and sleep fine down to single digits.

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By Backcountry.com Employee April 10, 2009

For your bag, this pad will be perfect and should keep you warm down to 15 degrees no problem.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[Shell] 70D Nylon, internal PU coating; [Insulation] PrimaLoft eco (50% recycled) 
Dimensions:
[Small] 66 x 20in ( x 51cm); [Reg] 72 x 20in (183 x 51cm); [Lng] 78 x 20in (198 x 51cm); [Wide-Lng] 78 x 25in (198 x 63.5cm) 
Rolled Size:
[Small & Reg] 5 x 9in (12.7 x 22.9cm); [Lng] 5.5 x 9in (14 x 22.9cm); [Wide-Lng] 6 x 10in (15.2 x 25.4cm) 
R Value:
4.1 
Weight:
[Small] 22oz (624g); [Reg] 24oz (680g); [Lng] 27oz (765g); [Wide-Long] 36oz (1021g) 
Recommended Use:
Chilly weather camping, backpacking 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 
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