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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
Lightweight and comfortable. I really like this pad,…
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Source: received it as a personal gift
Summary
Lightweight and comfortable.
Pros
- Comfortable
- Rugged
- Lightweight
Cons
- Cold
I really like this pad, but wish it had a slightly higher R value. I took it out for the first time in January as I received it as a Christmas present and the temperature got down into the low 30s. I was using a 32 degree Mountain Hardwear bag with a liner and ended up with a couple of cold spots.
Since I was doing some testing for a first run I luckily brought my 0 degree Mountain Hardwear bag also and was warm once I switched bags. I did get a really comfortable night's sleep.
I generally use a Therm-a-Rest BaseCamp self-inflating mat, since I do mostly car camping, but this mat was much more comfortable. The fabric is rugged and I look forward to many good years of use.
Description
The Stratus Insulated Air Pad is an air-filled sleeping pad made by REI. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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