Klymit Static V Sleeping Pad
December 13, 2019 - Comment
4 season backcountry camping pad: Lightweight insulated air mattress with klymalite insulation to keep you warm when its cold out; R-value of 4. 4
Product Features
- 4 season backcountry camping pad: Lightweight insulated air mattress with Klymalite insulation to keep you warm when its cold out; R-Value of 4. 4
- Sleep comfortably all night long: Features an innovative v-chamber design and synthetic insulation which limits air movement and heat loss
- Incredibly lightweight (25 ounces) and packs small to 5 x 8 inches
- Inflated size: 72 x 23 x 2. 5 inches; 10-15 breaths. Body mapping technology- Our patented V-shaped design delivers support and comfort no matter how you sleep – on your side, stomach or back
- Includes: stuff sack and patch
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Great pad and customer service This thing was great for me for 7 months of living on the Appalachian trail. Bought this to side sleep and did it well on the ground or in shelters for 2200 miles of various conditions. Slept from 90+ to below freezing (close to zero) temps. did the job of keeping cold at bay and cushioning my nighty nights in the woods. Best pad I’ve owned to camp.Unpacked,inflated, deflated and packed this pad hundreds of times over 7months no leaks. I did wear out the carry bag…emailed…
A Good Sleeping Pad I’ve started doing more camping over the past several years, and initially purchased a self-inflating sleeping pad that inflates to about 3/4″ and serves to put a little insulating space between the ground and my body, but when I began looking into lightweight backpacking, I needed a different solution both for size and weight. I landed on the Klymit Insulated Static V sleeping pad, and am very satisfied with my purchase, though there are a couple of slight issues I’ve experienced with…
AMAZING camping pad with one potential design flaw (but 5 years later no problem). UPDATED 2019! Before I review the Klymit Insulated Static V, a bit of background is due. I’ve used therm-a-rest pads exclusively for the last 15 years. I’ve recently become frustrated with my pads as I’m a side sleeper and they simply didn’t provide the level of comfort and weight balance that I desired. In my quest for comfort and light weight, I considered several new pads from therm-a-rest and Big Agnes. However, these pads cost anywhere from $80-$150+. I simply couldn’t justify the cost (especially…