REDCAMP Lightweight Foam Camping Sleeping Pad, 22" Wide Foldable Pad For Hiking & Backpacking, 72"X22"X0.75", Blue/Grey - Best For Comfortable Outdoor Sleep Review

I recently took this on a 5-day backpacking trip of section D of the PCT and had a reasonably good experience with it. But I discovered it had compressed after we returned and I inspected it. Plusses: it is very lightweight and comfortable to sleep on. Minuses: it will be less comfortable to sleep on each night and is not a good value for the money since you can get a lightweight inflatable for not much more. Questionable durability. And don't underestimate this product's bulk and width if you…

Very soft and warm. Huge upgrade from my roll up blue pad. I'm 275lbs and slept great every night even on my side. Also works to sit on around the fire. Even layed it out on the slippery rocks around the Colorado River to have a nonslip place to dress and dry off. It's very multifunctional so strap it under your pack and you won't even notice it's there until you bust it out.

Light and portable for backpacking. Not the most comfortable pad to lay on, but it beats the cold hard ground. it's great for a small seat around the campfire

got this for the kids instead of the name brand, so far they have held up ok and are pretty much the same as far as i can tell. Thanks for attention.

its warm and softer than i expected, which is to say not soft compared to an air mattress but just not as bad as I feared. Hikers buy these for the insulation and for that it worked for me down to the 35f-45f range quite well.

This pad is very similar to the Thermarest Z Lite sleeping pad but the Redcamp is 2" wider and a few dollars less. It has good insulation and seems to be well made.

Very easy to use after a full day of hiking an d biking. I did not buy the inflatable ones as there need to be blown up and it take time an effort at the end of an arduous day. The only thing was that this is not as comfortable as the inflated ones. But, after a full of of hiking and biking, I would fall asleep anywhere.

This is awesome. I had been using my boyfriends expensive version of this for a long time and he finally told me that I needed to stop bumming it off of him and get my own so here i am. I actually love this one more than the expensive one. I love it more because it is longer and it is a cuter color. Every other aspect of the two are the same. trust me I used them both extensively. this is one of those items that you will never get rid of and always use and have. I use it backpacking like in…

I like it because it’s less hassle than inflatable optionsProsSimple designPlenty of space for one personEasy to foldWas comfortable enough for meDoesn’t transfer cold from the groundConsNot as comfortable as other optionsDoesn’t pack as small as alternatives

Got it for use when going on deployments or camping. Great cushion and easily folds up and straps to backpack. The pad may not provide sufficient insulation on cold surfaces!

Great pad for the price! Combined with an air sleeping pad you have all the comfort in the outdoors. Can’t even feel the weight when strapped on my back pack.

I used this in a hammock under my Klymit Sleep Pad. It was noticeably warmer and more comfortable than just the Klymit. Good quality and lightweight.

It's a very decent floor mat for camping. I was rushing to buy one for camping. The seller ship it I'm time and it is still in very good condition after using it for a few weeks of camping

I know these types of foam pads have their limits with regard to comfort but this one has definitely fallen below even my moderate expectations. I have a nice Alps self-inflating pad but it's bulky to store in the vehicle and moderately time consuming to pack away (yes, I know. first world problems). I wanted something quick to deploy and pack up and planned mainly to use it with my cot for a little extra padding and the required insulation. This looked to be a clone of a Therm-A-Rest Z-Lite…