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SkI: To some a sport, to others a lifestyle. The most cutting edge tools you need to ski up, down, or across the mountain are all here.

CLOTHING: Nothing can ruin a day in the backcountry faster than not having the right clothing. After countless hours of gear testing, we've selected the best in technical wear & casual clothing from industry leaders.

CAMP / HIKE: Sunrise over a high alpine lake. A trek in the mountains. Pitching a tent far from the city...the backcountry beckons. After years of fieldwork, we've compiled the most technical, high-quality camping, backpacking & hiking gear by Kelty, Lowa, MSR, The North Face and more.

TRAVEL: Not everyone who wanders is lost. Explore, experience, engage. Herein lie the tools to keep you packed & organized, safely hydrated, and on the trail…when you want to be. Choose from Eagle Creek, Jansport, The North Face, Katadyn and more.

Pacific Outdoor Equipment Hot! Sleeping Pad

Pacific Outdoor Equipment Hot! Sleeping Pad description

The Pacific Outdoor Equipment InsulMat Hot! Sleeping Pad uses an electronic heating element to warm your body as you sleep, assuring you stay warm when it's cold outside. Powered by four AA batteries, the InsulMat Hot! sleeping pad has a thermostat that turns on the heating coils when it reaches 68F, keeping you toasty and allowing the batteries to last up to 8hr during the night. In colder weather, keep the batter pack inside your sleeping system to prolong their life. The self-inflating InsulMat Hot! sleeping pad from Pacific Outdoor Equipment is exactly what you need to assure a good night's sleep on your next camping trip.

I ordered the long and was disappointed with the pad. I sent it back. The battery pack takes 6 AA batteries, and it's sort of a hassle to get the batteries in the plastic battery pack. Then when I turned it on, it was not as warm as I had hoped. A "non-electric" pad is just as good, and not as complicated. It's not worth the money.