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Helium 3.8 Warmzone Mat - Women's
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Helium 3.8 Warmzone Mat blends warmth, comfort, and packability for cool-weather treks
What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:
"I love this pad for spring and fall backpacking trips when temps dip low at night. It’s super packable, adds solid insulation with its 3.6 R-value, and the nonslip base keeps it in place even on sloped ground."
We know how much comfort matters when the temps drop, and the Mountain Equipment Helium 3.8 Warmzone Mat delivers just that without tipping the scales. Designed to bring insulation and ease to cool-weather nights in the backcountry, this pad offers a thoughtful balance between weight savings and warmth.
The 1.5-inch thickness and bilateral-cored foam add just enough cushion without the bulk, while the durable 75D fabric stands up to season after season of use. With an R-value of 3.6, it insulates well for shoulder-season trips, and the push-in valve makes setup fast after long days on trail. A reinforced, grippy bottom keeps the pad steady, and the included stuff sack makes for quick stowing when it's time to move out.
Details
- Compact self-inflating sleeping pad for 3-season backpacking
- 1.5-inch closed-cell foam with bilateral cores for comfort and low pack size
- R-value of 3.6 insulates against cool ground temps in spring and fall
- 75D polyester face fabric is light yet abrasion-resistant
- Reinforced, non-slip base keeps pad secure in tents and shelters
- Large push-in valve for efficient inflation and deflation
- Includes lightweight stuff sack for trail convenience
- Sized for smaller torsos at 66 x 20 inches
- Item #MEQD0GU
- Material
- 75D 100% polyester
- Style
- self-inflating foam pad
- Shape
- semi-rectangular
- Thickness
- 1.5in
- R-Value
- 3.6
- Stuff Sack
- included
- Dimensions
- 66 x 20in
- Claimed Weight
- 1lb 8oz
- Activity
- backpacking, weekend camping
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited lifetime
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