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Useful, but kinda hard to pack

This little seat is comfortable and can mean the difference between sore knees or getting the task done, staying warm, or shivering on the ground. The rubber material and the design make it amazingly comfortable and effective as a thermal barrier, but also kinda make it hard to pack. It doesn’t roll up into a tight roll and I have found the best way to bring it with you, is to wrap it around other things in my pack.

Durable Foam Mat

We use this mat primarily for our dogs to sleep on with us when we are backpacking. This mat can take the abuse of their claws, and keeps them warm through cold nights in the 40's. It rolls up tight with the use of some P-cord to keep it rolled. So Far it has lasted two years with minimal signs of wear. Easy to keep clean after trips.

Multi-use Pad

Light, perfect size, and provides protection from cold, wet surfaces. On my last hike, I used it during breaks for a layer of warmth in Shenandoah NP. I love that it fits in my daypack water bladder spot! I also anticipate using it on the bleachers at the next UVA football game! Bought one for my wife as well and she loves it!

Useful

This pad has been great for short breaks along my treks or to provide a little cushion on the picnic tables when camping with the family. The material can be torn up when utilizing it on rocks, but it's pretty durable for what it is.

Comfy little seat.

If you're camping, sporting event, or hanging at a tailgate; this soft little pad will deliver. Sometimes you just need "a good sit"

Overall impressed with this new foam pad from Big Agnes. Hiked with this pad on the outside of my pack and noticed 2-3 spots where foam was nicked from catching on tree limbs. The pad did a great job at protecting my air pad from ground and installing from the cold. Only complaint is, the pad doesn't come with a strap to keep rolled during transport. Although it is easy to cut a piece of paracord .

Light and easy to carry

It worked great versus the previous options we had and was a lot comfortable when we took it out for hiking and had to sit for a break on the rocks or grass or wet surface area. It worked just fine dusting it off and then rolling it back and putting it alongside our backpack using the backpack straps.

Very comfy for how thin it is. It rolls up into a tight roll and helps insulate against the cold ground. I like that it has a smooth and ribbed side that you can choose from and that it’s an environmentally friendlier option for sleeping pads!

Easy lightweight camping chair solution. This thing rolls up and is easy to pack away or strap onto your setup up (bike in my case).

I really like the dual sides of this particular product, it’s economic footprint, and its ease of use. Have only used it a few times so cannot attest to its longevity or durability.

From backcountry hunts to stadium seating

I have used this little pad quite a bit over the past month. I carried in the backcountry as it works great as a glassing pad, a place to step out of your tent when putting on socks and shoes, and more recently as a pad for stadium seating watching my kids football and volleyball games. I even used the pad as a barrier to protect an elk rack from rubbing on the side of my truck in transit from the field. On cold nights watching football games on aluminum bleachers this pad has been awesome! The pad is light and easy to pack between the frame and pack on backcountry hunts. It rolls up a little large so finding a slim space to store it in the pack was ideal. It's an easy, cheap addition to the gear pile and works really well. Worth carting around as it is super versatile.

Super handy

I just used this backpacking and I much prefer it to a camp chair. Great size to keep me off the immediate ground but much easier to manuever.