Zoller'S Outdoor Odyssey Retail Employees
I've spent nearly 50 nights sleeping in my hammock with this sleeping pad. I love that is creates an sleeping platform that even a side sleeper will find comfortable. I have only had one issue in which the valve seal wouldn't hold air. The warranty replacement was fast and without issue. Highly recommended necessity for hammock camping.
I bought this early last year and I've used it mostly on bikepacking trips, which I do a lot of. It packs down light and small, it's easy to stuff in a bag and strap to a bike in a lot of different ways, and it's easy to inflate and fold up. It's just not my ideal hammock pad though. The non-slip strips didn't do much in my double hammock. I do tend to move around in my sleep a lot, which could be part of the problem, but I to get up and adjust the pad more than I'd like. I don't know if the side wings were really necessary. They did help structure the hammock a bit and I think they helped insulate better to make a nice comfy space too. The insulation works well. I've slept comfortably in weather as cold as 30°F with this pad, a quilt, and some warm socks. I haven't used it in the heat of summer much. I've also used this pad flat in a tent (because why not try it?) with a sleeping bag and it was very comfortable. It's a good, versatile pad I think it's just not my ideal pad. I'll be trying a more standard shape pad from Klymit soon.
U.S. Army - Military
This pad takes hammock camping to a whole new level of comfort. I really like camping and sleeping in my hammock, then I got this pad. Now I love sleeping in my hammock. Told my wife we should get rid of the bed and hang a couple hammocks with these pads lol. I've also used this pad on top of my cot, and it fits a cot perfectly. Only reason I don't give a ten is because it's not the easiest to get the air out and rolled up. Air tends to trap in the wings and it has to be folded and rolled just right to fit in the cinch bag it comes with. Overall, very comfortable, 25-30 breaths to fill, stays in place pretty good, takes some time and practice to break down.
Law Enforcement
Good product, versatile, have used hammock camping and as a ground pad in a tent. The insulated is the way to go and have used this below zero camping with a zero degree bag. Have two and my only suggestion is making a quieter fabric. At 6’03” 230 lbs, works well even for big guys/ gals. Favorite use is with Kammok double.
U.S. Navy - Military
I've already recommended this to a friend of mine and he loves it as well. To be honest, it's not the lightest or smallest compacting sleep pad ever, but for its price, size, and r-value you can't beat it. I only recommend this for winter hammocking for those who don't want to spend a fortune on down under quilts. There are lighter-weight options, but this pad can work in a tent and in a hammock. I love versatile gear. 100% recommend.
I've used this for 3 nites hammock camping in 15 degree weather with a zero degree down bag. I loved it. It was comfortable and provided good insulation from underneath. Did move a little bit in the nite as I changed positions but generally stayed in place. The extra wings on the thighs and arms do help in insulating as well. Let my son use it on a scout camp out and had some problems getting it back from him!
U.S. Navy - Military
The pad works amazingly. Used with a 40 degree under quilt and a 25 degree bag and I was comfortably warm in around 28 degree weather not including the heavy winds. The only thing is that it is a huge pain in the ass to fold up because of the wings, however they are very useful and I think it’s worth it for the wind protection they offer plus expanding your hammock.
The Mountaineers Members
Not the lightest or most packable of my hammoc-kamp system options, but when I'm bedding down in places I expect to have frost on my bag in the morning, this things keeps me toasty w/o needing an underquilt.
