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Exped ComfortFoam 7 Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout

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The Exped ComfortFoam 7 Long Wide self-inflating air mattress is light and warm for excellent year-round comfort.

Recycled foam cylinder insulation keeps you warm and comfortable for a restful night's sleep
UV- and abrasion-resistant ripstop polyester fabric is also slip-proof and airtight
Baffle chambers prevent cold spots; welded, dual valves allow maximum airflow
Comfort rated down to -10° F
Stuff sack, repair patches and adhesive included
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Exped ComfortFoam 7 Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout

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2013

(2 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Mixed Feelings About Comfort Foam Pad

By Panda

from St. Paul, MN

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Durable
Easy to Deflate
Warm

Cons

Not self inflating
Packs Too Large
Won't Fit In Stuff Sack

Best Uses

3 Season Camping
Canoe-river Camping
Car Camping
On Top Of A Cot

Comments about Exped ComfortFoam 7 Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout:

Before taking it out of the stuffsack,I measured the packed size, and it's larger than the advertised 7x14", more like 8.5x16." Then I opened the inflation valve and left it alone for 24 hours and it sucked in some air, but it was no more than 20% inflated. Exped advertises this as a self inflating pad, and I don't consider it self inflating. Although the integrated pump works well. I deflated it,and let it sit another day and there was no improvement. Then I deflated it and I couldn't get in back in the stuff sack and I really worked at it. My guess is the foam expanded. This pad is comfortable and durable. I was going to use it on top of a cot, and keep it, even though it wasn't self inflating, but when I couldn't get it back in the sack, I returned it. It may work for others, but be prepared to pump it up 80% or more, and have a larger sack or duffel etc to put it in. It's too big for backpacking so it's use would be for basecamp but a true self inflating pad would probably work better.