Mattress inflatable sleeping pad

6 reviews for Mattress inflatable sleeping pad

Kindle Customer
Rated 5 out of 5
July 11, 2022
Not bad at all
So far only used this once (at home in my living room). Doing 3+ month South America tour with 40% of it camping. This is very comfortable and I suspe...More
So far only used this once (at home in my living room). Doing 3+ month South America tour with 40% of it camping. This is very comfortable and I suspect very warm - as I woke up sweltering, so will probably use my sleeping bag more as a duvet cover. It didn't lose any air and has now been 'up' for 2 weeks. I reckon it's going to be one of my best buys!
Update Dec 19. Used for the 3 1/2 month overland trip. Never went down, great for side sleeping too and used in tent with snow all around. Definitely the insulated version was the one to go for. friend had thermorest - which was SO noisy, so great all-rounder. Getting one for hubby as Patagonia next!
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Nicholas Lafferty
Rated 5 out of 5
July 11, 2022
Simple flip valve repair for this great product
Took this on a long bike trip through several states towards the end of the fall season. It held up through the rough terrain without punctures. On re...More
Took this on a long bike trip through several states towards the end of the fall season. It held up through the rough terrain without punctures. On regular beds, I wake up with muscle pain, but after some very tough days on my trip, this helped me heal overnight and by the morning time, I woke without pain. It's a very good investment.
I kept using this on top of my mattress when I got home, it's that good. Unfortunately, it somehow sprung a slow leak. I set it aside until I could afford another one or find a way to repair this one and suffered a month or two on my regular bed.
Finally just figured out the problem and solution. It didn't seem likely it was punctured, so concentrated on the valve. Filled it up and listened to hear a low hiss of air escaping around that area. Confirmed with a little bit of soapy water and could see it was around the outside of the plastic spinner.
I was going to email for a replacement, but it does look fine and without wear. I just popped the piece out of its socket and put it into a ziplock bag. Then I cut a hole on the bottom so air could get in and after popping the spinner back into it's socket, cut the rest of the bag off. It effectively created a seal around the spinner.
So glad this thing is back in action! It's a very good product.
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M. Pearsall
Rated 5 out of 5
October 28, 2021
Good...and hillarious
This is one of the best mats I have owned, like with any inflatable as long as you keep it protected under a ground sheet or something similar, you sh...More
This is one of the best mats I have owned, like with any inflatable as long as you keep it protected under a ground sheet or something similar, you should be fine. I honestly don't understand how people are bursting theirs unless they are setting down on sharp rocks and using it like a sled down a rocky mountain side because that is what it would take to puncture this thing. The only other thing could be the valve, but it clearly states which side is inflate and which side deflates. You press it to flip which direction the air goes. The only downside really is that it can be noisy when you move...it's like a Whoopie cussion. However, if you are like me it will be hours of fun but for others this may get annoying.
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Alfred Molnar
Rated 5 out of 5
March 5, 2020
100% guaranteed to leak air - But read the followup
 First of all watch out this is a non-returnable item !I don't know what were they thinking designing this valve system.It is guaranteed to leak ...More
 First of all watch out this is a non-returnable item !

I don't know what were they thinking designing this valve system.

It is guaranteed to leak air no matter what you do.

While you inflate it the valve could pop out and it will leak as it is a removable part.

Watch the video and you be the judge if this is something you want to sleep on. The air seal is the cap on top of the valve.

If the insulation would have been thinker you would not mind the air leaking out. I don't know what to say ...

I'm so sad. I have two other klymit pads, but those have a "classic" (screw) valve system.
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G Montgomery
Rated 5 out of 5
May 15, 2019
Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad
On my last wild camping trip to a loch in the South West of Scotland, I took my new Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad with me and it turned out t...More
On my last wild camping trip to a loch in the South West of Scotland, I took my new Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad with me and it turned out to be absolutely perfect. It was lightweight and so comfy, it was so much warmer than my previous more expensive sleeping pad by another top brand. I had thought about buying this pad for a long time and now I'm so glad I did purchase it. When it came time to pack up the Klymit mat deflated quickly and took no time at all to pack away. I have to say that I am very impressed with this purchase, so much so I am now thinking about buying myself the non-insulated version for summertime use.
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Outdoor Guy
Rated 5 out of 5
April 4, 2018
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 f...More
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 Klymit and they sent a new one free within a week.
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