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Home Camping and Outdoors Tents and Bedding Self-Inflating Sleeping Pads
THE KING'S CHOICE
Therm-a-Rest Basecamp
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Pros & Cons
Very comfortable
Lightweight and durable
Holds up well to the stress of camping
Can be too heavy for backpacking
Can be too expensive for causal camping
Material
Polyester
Dimensions
77 x 25 x 2 inches
Weight
3.37 pounds
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BEST FOR TRAVEL
Therm-a-Rest ProLite Apex
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Pros & Cons
Works well for backpacking
Packs down compactly
Has a wide version, which is great for those who want more space
Regular size is on the narrow side
Lightweight design isn't as comfortable as heavier pads
Material
Open-cell foam, polyester
Dimensions
77 x 25 x 2 inches
Weight
1.9 pounds
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BEST VALUE
Foxelli Sleeping Pad
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Pros & Cons
Fairly comfortable
Inflates quickly
Has buttons to connect to other pads of the same model
Air valve is easily unplugged
Some dislike the color options
Material
Polyester
Dimensions
24.5 x 72 x 1 inches
Weight
2.4 pounds
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Exped Megamat 10
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Pros & Cons
Supportive and comfortable
Easy to inflate, deflate, and pack
Firmness is adjustable
Takes a few hours to inflate
More expensive than many similar pads
Material
Polyester, thermoplastic polyurethane
Dimensions
72.1 x 25.6 x 3.9 inches
Weight
5 pounds
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REI Co-op Camp Bed
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Pros & Cons
Has a high R-value, meaning it's great for extreme cold conditions
Perfect for car camping
Most find it very comfortable
Might be too bulky for backpacking
Not the most durable pad
Material
Open-cell foam, polyester
Dimensions
72 x 25 x 2.5 inches
Weight
3.6 pounds
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Sea to Summit Comfort Plus Double Wide
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Pros & Cons
Good size for couples
Nonslip bottom keeps it in place
Unique valve design makes inflation and deflation easier
Can be hard to pack it up
Surface texture isn't easy to patch
Material
Open-cell foam, polyester
Dimensions
72.05 x 50 x 3.2 inches
Weight
5.5 pounds
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OT QOMOTOP Ultra Thick Double Mattress
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Pros & Cons
Double mattress is great for couples; also comes in a single size
More affordable than many of its competitors
Memory foam layer adds extra comfort
Doesn't pack down very compactly; not great for backpacking
Difficult to deflate
Material
Foam, polyurethane, memory foam, thermoplastic polyurethane
Dimensions
80 x 52 x 4 inches
Weight
13.6 pounds
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Lightspeed Outdoors XL
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Pros & Cons
Foam-inflatable hybrid
Longer than most other pads
Good for taller or heavier campers
Can't compress into a stuff sack
Might as well just buy a foam pad
Material
FlexForm 4-way stretch polyester with TPU lamination
Dimensions
30 x 77 x 3 inches
Weight
6 pounds
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Sleepingo Ultralight
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Pros & Cons
Very portable
Comfortable enough
Great for backpackers
Sleeping surface can be slippery
Tends to move around in the night
Material
Nylon
Dimensions
75 x 23 x 2 inches
Weight
0.9 pounds
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Wellax Ultralight
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Pros & Cons
One of the lightest on the market
Packs down very small
Great for the most weight-obsessed
Doesn't insulate from the ground very well
Barely better than sleeping on the ground
Material
Nylon, thermoplastic polyurethane
Dimensions
78 x 24 x 2.5 inches
Weight
1.08 pounds
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