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Pacific Outdoor Equipment All Out Lite Sleeping Pad

Pacific Outdoor Equipment All Out Lite Sleeping Pad description

With one brilliant stroke, Pacific Outdoor Equipment solved two of the biggest sleeping pad problems: bulk in your pack and slippery sleeping surfaces. The All Out Lite Sleeping Pad is lightweight, compact, and offers some welcome traction. Insulated Air-Loft Thermo side rails border lightweight foam, helping to retain warmth while seriously shaving weight. Diamond ripstop fabric makes this three-season mat highly durable, and the sticky S-print surface keeps you from sliding around. Toss the AO Lite in your pack and forget about it, then slide it under your mummy sleeping bag for a slip-free, comfortable night's rest.

I love this sleeping pad. Mine has never lost any air during the night, I suspect the reviewer who claims that has a defective valve (in the pad, that is).I like this pad because of the rails. On other pads without rails, I wake in the night unsure of where I am on the pad. With this pad, I wake up and can feel the rails and tell instantly that I am still on the pad and where I've shifted to while asleep. I know, it sounds weird, but on other pads I slide around and wake up half on, half off the pad and don't know where I am, and the result is a very disjointed and restless sleep.I know I should go down to a closed-cell non-inflatable pad to save half a pound or so, but I just can't seem to leave this pad at home. It's my one "luxury" item, and it's not even that heavy, at 19 ounces. Well worth it.

i've never slept with a pad before, there, i said it. winter, spring, summer fall (girl) i've never felt it really all that necessarry as I'm never out to afford k2 or everest (no money) but i have been across the north american continent by bicycle in winter, and never needed this thing. I don't know why i got it, maybe now I'll buy a lexus? (no money)

A great pad and an even better deal when compared with similar pads like the Therm-A-Rest ProLite. This pad comes with a stuff sack and a repair kit which are often sold separately with other pads.It compresses really small and the side rails are a really innovative feature. They really do work to keep you on the pad.It's not the thickest pad, but for a small, lightweight pad that's great for backpacking it's hard to beat. (If you wanted a soft, fluffy bed you'd be staying in a hotel anyway... right?) That's not to say it's uncomfortable, but I'm not a picky sleeper either.