Kelty Alpine Pad
It's just okay.
Pros
- Very warm
- Comfortable
- Dual pad
Cons
- Bulky
- Heavy
- Difficult to fit back into stuff sack
- Durability issues with stuff sack
If used for a basecamp pad or for car campers, this would be a great pad. It is comfortable, warm, and is a closed-cell pad with an additional self inflating pad on top. However, if, like me, you want a pad for backpacking you would be better off getting the Therm-a-Rest as this pack is large, bulky and heavy (at over 2 lbs!)
I also had problems fitting back into the stuff sack every time I used it and had an even harder time getting into a rainproof stuff sack. I actually had a harder time getting it out of the two stuff sacks and had some durability issue with said Kelty stuff sack. However I will concede that this might have been related to how rough I was being attempting to get the pad into and back out of the sack.
As I said, warm and very comfortable. The self inflating device works well. This is the only non 4-5 star review I have ever given to a Kelty product and will continue to buy Kelty.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $70
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Specs
Price |
MSRP: $89.99 Historic Range: $39.02-$98.95 Reviewers Paid: $70.00 |
Weight |
2 lb 6 oz / 1.0 kg |
Width |
20 in / 51 cm |
Length |
72 in / 183 cm |
Height |
1.75 in / 5 cm |
Size |
Regular |
Shape |
Rectangular |
Packed Length |
22 in / 56 cm |
Packed Diameter |
7 in / 18 cm |