Pacific Outdoor Equipment InsulMat Uber Mtn

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The InsulMat Uber Mtn is a self-inflating sleeping pad made by Pacific Outdoor Equipment. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Powderfin.com:
"Fast Free Shipping on orders over $50. An Uber insulated 4 Season version of our Uber-lite with 1.5 thick, highly insulative, drilled Mtn-Core foam. A sleeping pad that articulates easily at the middle for optimum tail and kidney comfort and insulates when caught out on an unplanned ledge-bivy. REGARDING VALVE PLACEMENT - The valve was originally tested at an angle but it caused discomfort at the shoulder when our testers rolled over on it, hence the valve placement at the head. By placing the valve at the head we were also able to better integrate the open cell insert into the closed cell top and bottom of the Hyper Lite pads that the tool was originally designed for. It was also thought that users normally place some sort of pillow under their head."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Ideal for the minimalist, Pacific Outdoor's Uber Mountain self-inflating sleeping pad helps you get a good night's sleep and packs easily. Cross-core foam maximizes insulating properties Provides core warmth Supports hips and shoulders Three-quarter length Size (LxWxH): 37x18x1- ” Stuff size: 8x5” Weight: 13 oz. Material: Diamond ripstop nylon CLOSEOUTS . China."

From Backcountry.com:
"Climbers, mountaineers, and ultra-light backpackers can all benefit greatly from the ridiculously lightweight 3/4-length Pacific Outdoor Equipment ber Mtn Sleeping Pad. A thicker, insulated version of P.O.E.'s ber-Lite pad, the ber Mtn uses cross-core foam to maximize heat retention while keeping the weight at an all-time low. This four-season mat provides core warmth and supports the hips and shoulders. For tailbone and kidney comfort, P.O.E designed the mat to articulate easily at the middle."