REDCAMP Closed Cell Foam Camping Sleeping Pad, 22" Wide Lightweight Folding Camping Pad For Hiking Backpacking, 72"X22"X0.75", Blue/Grey Review

BEST CCF Pads you can get! Buy two! You can use the 1st for the rest area, and 2nd for your chair, on the ground, or near a fire. I've bought this item twice. 1st set has been amazing and I have had over 1 year and used 40+ times in harsh conditions - it survives and is looking well! The only reason I'm buying a 2nd set is because I love them so much, and maybe someone else might need one while out on a trip! Size is great, could fit in 55+gal pack if necessary depending on bug out, but you can

UPDATE: The seller was very attentive and responsive. They saw my comment and offered a refund and asked how to resolve the problem. They clearly care about their customers and product. 5 stars for customer service. As an above comment tried to explain, these arent supposed to feel like a matrtess- obviously. If you are expecting to feel like youre in a bed on your backpacking trip you will be sorely mistaken no matter what you bring. This mattress DOES keep you warm. If you are going…

I am elderly and have problems with hip and back pain. I used this sleeping mat under a self-inflating air mattress on a recent camping trip and I slept well without pain.

Only one side feels coated so foam is exposed on one side which might lead to durability issues after a while (have yet to use). I like that it comes with both straps and a mesh carry bag. I use foam pads in addition to an inflatable pad while backpacking. The accordion fold design is nicer than roll up style in my opinion when breaking down camp and easier to strap to pack.

The perfect mat for Boy Scout overnight camping trips. My son has had zero complaints about sleeping on this. He has mentioned how comfortable it is

Very lightweight, and makes sleeping on the ground much more comfortable and keeps you from losing all your body heat into the ground.

Bought this for our daughters voyage when she went camping and hiked a 14’er for school. She said it was comfortable and she had no problems with it. It was light to carry on her back. Did the job

Not used it for sleeping yet but I tested in on the floor. It is well made and looks great. I tested putting it inside my pack unfolded 1 time in the middle. It makes a strong foam base for all my gear and stabilized the pack with a snowboard strapped on. It has a slight plastic smell when we opened it but I assume that will go away if we leave it unfolded and let it get some sun and fresh air for few hours.

Pros:-Lightweight-Comfortable!-Two inches wider than the original-Multi-functional-Cheap compared to originalCons:-Not bear proof, lol, really none thoughI love these things. They're so comfortable and affordable! I don't know what other people are talking about complaining on other reviews about them not being so. I mean it is a camp pad people, they are for camping, and they're not going to feel like your bed mattress at this size/weight. I've compared them to the name brand product and I…

This thing is light, that's the only good thing I can say about it. I took this backpacking over the weekend and took this pad to save some weight, which it did. However it was not comfortable at all, offering very little cushion under my sleeping bag. I guess if you happen to find a perfect campsite with a nice mossy or grassy spot to set up on, this pad may do the trick to keep the moisture off you. If there's any hard pack dirt under your sleeping area, you'll know about it. Ill definitely…

Ordered this to work as the frame for my 3F UL 40+16 pack. It is a great supplement to my sleep system (I used underneath an inflatable pad).

Although somewhat bulkier than inflatable pads, the nesting nature of the eggcrate foam pattern of this pad reduces it's bulk somewhat, and it is lighter than many inflatables (and you don't have to worry about punctures). It is relatively thin, but the patterning and somewhat stiffer nature of the material does a good job of keeping you off the ground. Also helpful is the immediate use of this pad when needed to serve as a sitting or laying pad on hiking breaks, just unclip it from the pack…

Wasn’t as comfy as we expected from reading other reviews. It is definately more comfy than the cheap flat mat we also bought to compare to. Product seemed well constructed and folds up even smaller than the cheaper one. Also it was very long which was nice. At 6’4” I fit on it fine.

This product kind of works. I decided that it works better for my shorter body frame by folding it in half to get a thicker double layer. I use it for sleeping on the floor inside the house too! ;) Just wish it was an inch or two wider.

Used this pad for the first time over the weekend. In the evening I folded it in half and draped it over a log by the campfire and it kept my butt warm (it was 49 degrees) and comfy on a hard surface. At night I used it under my Klymit sleeping pad for extra cushion. I have bursitis in both hips and felt no pain laying on either side. Note: I cut off about a third of the pad since I don't need it quite as long as it is. The cut-off part is now used as a gardening cushion for my knees. Win, win!

Too thin and too hard.I got this one on a flash deal for ten dollars off and realize that as an impulse purchase it was a bad deal.I am only going to keep this to use to put under a Self Inflating Sleeping Pad I also got from ebay https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GGZWRK6?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_detailsEven though I got this on a flash deal for ten dollars off I still feel that i should have got the Therm-a-Rest Z LiteFor the same price it's a no-brainer to get the…