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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular
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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular

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The insulated Big Agnes Air Core sleeping pad for mummy bags is so light you'll never tire of carrying it, and so comfortable you may need an alarm clock!

  • PrimaLoft® eco insulation is 50% recycled, making this 3-season pad a smart choice for comfort and warmth on backpacking and camping trips
  • Full-length 2.5 in. thick pad is waterproof and lightweight, and packs down to the size of a Nalgene water bottle
  • Tough, nonslip 40-denier nylon fabric protects against abrasion and punctures; Durable Water Repellent coating sheds water and stains
  • I-Beam Construction allows air to flow freely between chambers for constant support and comfort; prevents insulation from shifting
  • Lightweight plastic valve seals tight
  • Comfort rated to 15°F
  • Stuff sack and repair kit included

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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular Specs

Specification

Description

Pad length (in.)72 inches
Pad width (in.)20 inches
Pad thickness (in.)2.5 inches
Dimensions - metric183 x 51 x 6 centimeters
Average pad weight (oz.)21 ounces
Average weight - metric0.6 kilogram
R-Value4.1
InsulationPolyester fibers
Packed size3.75 x 8 inches
Design typeInflatable
Sleeping pad shapeMummy
GenderUnisex

Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular Customer Reviews

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Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular
 
4.1

(based on 14 reviews)

86%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Comfortable (13)
  • Lightweight (10)
  • Packs small / compresses (10)
  • Durable design (6)
  • Easy to inflate (6)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Backpacking (9)
    • Extended trips (7)
    • Weekend trips (7)
    • Car camping (5)
    • Backcountry camping (3)
    • Reviewer Profile:
    • Avid adventurer (11)
    • What Is Your Gear Style:
    • Survivalist / minimalist (7), Comfort driven (6)

    Reviewed by 14 customers

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    (12 of 12 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Love it

    By ajdinkel

    from Chicago, IL

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

    Site Member

    Pros

    • Comfortable
    • Compact Roll Up
    • Easy To Inflate
    • Lightweight

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Backpacking
      • Car Camping
      • Extended Trips
      • Weekend Trips

      Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

      I spent a bunch of time researching sleeping pads before I bought this and I am very pleased with the purchase. Everyone kept telling me to get the thermarest prolite 4 but an inch and a half of padding just didn't seem like enough. This pad weighs less, has a higher R value, is an inch thicker, and packs down smaller then the prolite 4. And for durability, so far I've beat the [*] out of this thing and it's working just fine. Oh yeah, and it comes with a repair kit and a stuff sack. Two luxuries the prolite 4 lacks as well. This pad is also [$] cheaper. If you just absolutely can't stand spending 2-3 minutes blowing up your own pad then buy all means buy the more expensive pad with less features. If you want to sleep like a baby (which I definitely do) and carry less weight then buy this pad and enjoy it as much as I do.

      • What Is Your Gear Style:
      • Comfort Driven

      (6 of 7 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      Comfort without warmth

      By Rik Lutz

      from midwest

      About Me Avid Adventurer

      Site Member

      Pros

      • Comfortable
      • Compact Roll Up
      • Easy To Inflate
      • Lightweight

      Cons

      • Thermally deficient

      Best Uses

      • Backpacking
      • Car Camping
      • Extended Trips
      • Weekend Trips

      Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

      I used the Mummy air mattress from Big Agnes in two situations: car camping in the Plains (June) and backpacking in Colorado alpine country (August). It is very comfortable from a padding perspective, compact, lightweight and inflating is really not much of a chore. I had some concerns on the effort required, but it is not a problem.

      The drawback of this pad is that it does not provide the thermal comfort the rating suggests. I used it with the Big Agnes Lost Ranger down bag, designed with the sleeve for the air pad. In the plains I was totally comfortable, but in the mountains I was cold sleeping in just my underwear. I had to sleep with clothes to avoid getting chilled, and this was at temperatures in the 40s. Rating of the bag and pad are to 20 F, which is just not a valid evaluation.

      If you don't need the warmth, this is a great product. But if you sleep cool or will be in chilly weather, take other precautions or use a different product. I intend to experiment with supplementing this air pad with a layer of closed foam. The padding comfort is too good to just give it up.

      • What Is Your Gear Style:
      • Minimalist

      (5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)

       
      2.0

      Durability An Issue

      By Jeff on Maui

      from Laguna Niguel, CA

      About Me Avid Adventurer

      Site Member

      Pros

      • Comfortable
      • Compact Roll Up
      • Lightweight
      • Non Slip

      Cons

      • Punctures Easily

      Best Uses

        Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

        I agree that the Big Agnes pad is light, compact, insulates well, and way more comfortable than any 1.5 inch thick Therm-A-Rest. But none of that matters when a pad fails after one night of use. I have 5 Therm-A-Rest pads of varying sizes and thicknesses. Some that are 20 years old! Not one of them has ever failed. I was really excited to use this brand new Big Agnes pad on a trip to the Sierras. The first night, the pad was great. During the day, I used the pad in conjunction with the Big Agnes Cyclone SL chair (that broke also). Somehow, using the pad with the Big Agnes chair caused a leak, and the pad failed the second night. I spent a restless night on hard ground. I did not use it roughly, or subject it to unusual abuse. Gear that has to be babied is unreliable. It simply is not durable. I returned it, and will give the Pacific Outdoor Equipment Ether Thermo 6 a try. Dimensions, price and weight are identical (but the insulation factor of the P.O.E. pad is higher). With regard to complaints about having to blow into these pads to inflate. Please, if you can hump a moderately heavy pack up a mountain trail, it shouldn't require superhuman effort to puff some breath into a sleeping pad!

        • What Is Your Gear Style:
        • Comfort Driven

        (4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

         
        4.0

        Good, but the rectangular one is better

        By Grin

        from Seattle, WA

        About Me Avid Adventurer

        Site Member

        Pros

        • Comfortable
        • Compact Roll Up
        • Durable Design
        • Easy To Inflate
        • Lightweight

        Cons

        • Poor shape

        Best Uses

        • Backpacking

        Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

        I really love the combination of thick padding, decent insulation, and small packed size / weight of this pad. It is way better than any self-inflater if you don't mind blowing it up every night (which only takes a minute). That said, I slept on this pad for a year or so before I replaced it with the rectangular version. Why? The rectangular version only weighs 3oz more, fits better in a 2-person tent with another pad (covers more floor area) and the mummy version has to be folded strangely to get it to work with the Big Agnes camp chairs. In all, it is a great design, but the benefits of the rectangular version are worth the 3 extra ounces.

        • What Is Your Gear Style:
        • Minimalist

        (4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

         
        5.0

        Best Niight of Sleep Ever!

        By spodosol

        from La Canada, CA

        About Me Avid Adventurer

        Pros

        • Comfortable
        • Compact Roll Up
        • Durable Design

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Backpacking
          • Car Camping
          • Extended Trips
          • Weekend Trips

          Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

          Here's the scoop. I picked up a Pacific Outdoor Equip pad and it leaked the first night out. Went back to the store [...]. They steered me in the Big Agnes direction. And if you are interested in a lightweight, compact, DURABLE yet comfortable pad this one is the ticket. I actually got this pad for my wife and the long version (non-mummy) for me. The knowledgeable staff took it one step farther and sold me on the memory foam pad for my wife. She was amazed; having been camping for over 30 years, she had never slept better. Kudos to REI and BA!

          • What Is Your Gear Style:
          • Comfort Driven

          (2 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

           
          2.0

          Nice idea, poor execution

          By ken2116

          from Palo Alto, CA

          About Me Avid Adventurer

          Site Member

          Pros

          • Compact Roll Up
          • Easy To Inflate
          • Lightweight

          Cons

          • Leaky Valve
          • Poor Insulation
          • Slips Easily

          Best Uses

          • Backpacking
          • Car Camping
          • Extended Trips
          • Weekend Trips

          Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

          Purchased for ultralight backpacking ~ 2yrs ago. I find inflatables offer great support - I must sleep on my side, need a thick pad and have found the best way to use it is to inflate about 3/4, then lie on my side and bleed out air until my hips almost touch the ground resulting in uniform support. I find it as comfortable as a high tech bed and compact enough to carry as a back up for general travel.

          Cons:

          1. Ours is fully 4 oz. heavier than advertised. The company representative blamed batch variations in thickness of the urethane coating and offered to replace it, but suggested trying it first. I took it out a few times, but later when I wanted to exchange (and complained about the valve) it Big Agnes didn't return my e-mail.

          2. The valve leaks occasionally. I believe it gets jammed with loose insulation and have always been able to clear it by opening and blowing forcefully.

          3. It's cold, considerably more so than a thin closed cell pad and the cause of one very uncomfortable night in a down bag on cold ground. The reason seems to be that the synthetic insulation is thin and flat and cut narrower than the width of the inflated tubes. One can observe this by directing a bright lamp from the opposite side (like candling an egg).

          It's stored unrolled, we've tried fluffing the insulation with the bag partially inflated, and once kept it inflated and slept on it frequently at home for several weeks but the insulation didn't expand much, if any. We have an InsulMat pad with the same insulation problem.

          For temperatures below the 50's we augment with a closed cell pad, which works well and provides back up in case of leaks. We haven't tried a down filled inflatable, but that's a logical next step.

          We haven't tried it, but as we carry closed cell foam pads for warmth and leak insurance anyway, it might be as good to use the non-insulated version saving $$ and weight.

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          (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

           
          4.0

          comfortable, but not terribly warm

          By joblo183

          from Portland, OR

          About Me Avid Adventurer

          Site Member

          Pros

          • Comfortable
          • Compact Roll Up
          • Durable Design
          • Easy To Inflate

          Cons

          • Not very warm

          Best Uses

          • Backpacking
          • Car Camping
          • Extended Trips
          • Weekend Trips

          Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

          i got this pad mainly for the thickness to keep me off the ground. it serves this purpose well. like the description says, it rolls up to about the size of a nalgene bottle so it's nice and small in my pack. a repair kit comes with it, in a pocket in the stuff sack so that's nice. so far i haven't had to use it. my friend has the same one too and he hasn't had a problem either. i think the reviewer that had a leaking problem probably got a bum pad. my only complaint is that it really doesn't keep me all that warm by itself. i have found that if i also use one of those cheapo thin foam pads with it, i'm pretty warm. those pads weigh practically nothing so i don't mind strapping the extra bulk to the top of my pack.

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          • Comfort Driven

          (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

           
          5.0

          Big Agnes insulated air pad

          By swyver 3

          from Arlington, WA

          About Me Casual Adventurer

          Site Member

          Pros

          • Comfortable
          • Compact Roll Up
          • Durable Design

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Backpacking
            • Extended Trips
            • Weekend Trips

            Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

            I've used this pad over 30 nights--including a bike trip into Montana and for 9 nights in the Wind Rivers. It was very comfortable and warm down to 13 degrees with a good down bag...no doubt the best sleeping pad in this weight range I've used...seems very durable so far. There are no cons in my opinion.

            • What Is Your Gear Style:
            • Comfort Driven

            (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

             
            5.0

            Light and Very Comfortable

            By bknight

            from Dallas, TX

            About Me Avid Adventurer

            Site Member

            Pros

            • Comfortable
            • Compact Roll Up
            • Durable Design
            • Easy To Inflate
            • Lightweight

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Backpacking

              Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

              Getting a good night’s sleep is very important after a long day on the trail. I am willing to carry a few extra ounces for that. This is about the same weight as the other pads that I own and I don't wake up felling like I was hit by a truck. It also absorbs the rocks and roots so that I don't have to.

              I have not noticed any thermal issues. I backpacked in RMNP for two weeks during late June and early July and slept warm.

              I have spent about 30 nights on this pad. It does not leak and I have not noticed any wear issues. Like the other Big Agnes equipment that I own it is well made and I am very happy with it.

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              • No
              • What Is Your Gear Style:
              • Minimalist
               
              5.0

              Great Pad

              By Snowman

              from Roseville, CA

              About Me Avid Adventurer

              Site Member

              Pros

              • Comfortable
              • Compact
              • Durable
              • Easy to pack

              Cons

                Best Uses

                • Winter Conditions

                Comments about Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Mummy Pad - Regular:

                Excellent Pad! I've owned this pad for three years. I use it mostly for winter backpacking/ snowshoeing and mountaineering. I've never been cold with this pad. Last winter I slept like a baby with an inside tent temperature of 15 degrees farenheit-everything was frozen except me. I also like the baffles they keep the pad from slipping away in the middle of night like flat pads.

                When I first purchased the pad I did have some concern about durablity. The pad looks and feels like a heavy duty pool toy. It takes some effort to blowup. In the winter I was so concerned about it puncuturing that I'd carry a second lighter pad just incase. I still carry another pad but I'm nolonger concerned about Big Agnes pad letting me down.

                • Gift:
                • No
                • What Is Your Gear Style:
                • Minimalist

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