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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad - Rectangular

Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad - Rectangular description

Big Agnes added Primaloft eco to its inflatable Air Core pad to create the Insulated Air Core Rectangular Pad. By using Primaloft eco synthetic insulation, Big Agnes kept a few plastic bottles out of the landfill. The inflatable design on the Insulated Air Core means you get an ultra-cush 2.5-inch-thick sleeping pad that helps you stay toasty on chilly nights and yet rolls down to fit compactly in your pack. This pad complements any of Big Agnes' cold-weather bags.

Bottom Line: Why shiver when you can sleep comfortably on top of the Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Sleeping Pad?

My wife, who hates sleeping on anything other than our Tempurpedic mattress at home, thought the Air Core pad was terrific. I thought it was stupendous. Just a few puffs and it inflated, well, okay, more than a few. We camped on the rocky shore of the Matanuska River and slept like babies.

my girlfriend and I both bought this pad, which is definitely very comfortable compared to my thin thermarest. however, although I was warm using it, she has had trouble staying warm through the night. She uses the full Big Agnes system with a bag and pad, so she has no insulation under her bag other than the sleeping pad. I have a different brand bag so I'm surrounded by down insulation plus the bag.My point is, if you really like to be super warm at night, you might want to consider the colder rated pad or a thermarest, because they are solid foam and probably a little better for insulation.