Klymit Klymaloft Insulated Double Sleeping Pad

I know it doesn’t pack down into the size of a soda can, but you gain so much comfort with the extra size. So if size is not an issue then it is definitely worth the splurge

After many years of using ultralight pads, I finally decided to "upgrade" my comfort for car camping or cabin overnights. This does not pack down smal, especially witj the added insulation propertiesl. I would not recommend for backpacking. But, if you have space and don't mind the weight, the combination of air and foam is excellent. I also really like how the foot area lacks the foam and creates a slight drop. The valve is different as it "flips" on an axis to change functions, but check out a video on it and you'll be all set. I also ordered a small pump for this, as there's no way I would want to inflate myself. Overall, great pad that I expect to use for years to come when comfort takes priority over size and weight and I still want a little insulation.

The pad is great for camping or having a friend over in your tiny house, our kids love having “sleep overs” on it.

got this to do some car camping in festival land because i hate air mattresses and was sharing my tent. for this purpose, it is a great pad- very comfy, quick & easy to inflate (with a pump), held air well, and spacious enough for two adults. but this thing is in no way shape or form something you would take anywhere involving a long haul of gear, as it is quite bulky.

so freaking nice! I sleep on it 7 days in a row for work and it's amazing. I wouldn't backpack with it because it's fairly bulky but so comfy for car camping or if you can get it packed up on a mule! Definitely need at least a 3 person tent for it to fit. i have the klymit cross canton 3p tent and they work together great! my boyfriend and i have shared it and he loves it too. one of my favorite camping peices.

Nice and comfortable. Just what I was looking for.

Used this pad for 8 days in Wyoming with a couple morning in the upper 20’s and the rest mid and upper 30’s. The pad was warm and comfortable. Some people complained about the valve leaking but once aired up I didn’t have add any additional air in the 8 days. I used the case to air it up. There was a learning curve and took a bit to air it up but it worked. When I got home I did order the pump with the usb charging cable. Haven’t tried it out yet but hopeful it has enough power to inflate this double pad as it takes a good amount of air. I wouldn’t recommend trying to use your lungs. 😂

Okay, so I initially purchased this for winter camping, but it’s actually quite large. It “packs down” to a sack slightly larger than a basketball and essentially resembles a small mattress. Despite its size, it’s incredibly comfortable and provides excellent warmth. If you’re not concerned about its size or weight, it would be an excellent choice for camping.