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Big Agnes Matress Pad

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Post  TXPegasus Wed Mar 28, 2012 2:02 pm

On average of about 24 breaths of air (or maybe I just have a lot of hot air!) and this wonderful, lightweight, small packed pad is filled and ready to go. I swear by this matress pad.

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Post  mapdude Thu Mar 29, 2012 7:57 am

I've got 2 of them! One for loaded touring and one sent ahead for OKFW. After I arrive in Frederick, I have 2 - I hold them together side-by-side with Velcro and enjoy wall-to-wall cushy comfort. And since I have no hot air, I use a lightweight plastic hand pump to avoid heavy breathing (I made a valve adapter from a plastic funnel). Jenn has the mummy-shaped version and I have the rectangular ones. The only reason I don't carry both air mattresses for loaded touring is to save a little weight. They don't weigh very much and when deflated fold to a very compact package. These are MUCH better than the thin, bulky self-inflating mattresses. They are actually very durable urethane air mattresses with a nylon fabric coating. You can save a few ounces by getting the clear uncoated ones, and they also make ones with insulation for cold weather camping.

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Age : 69
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Post  Moni Sat Apr 21, 2012 9:20 pm

the insulated kind also helps in the summer.... it keeps the heat from the ground off of you. Wink

I have the insulated mummy.

Moni

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