Big Agnes Air Core Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout

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The Big Agnes Air Core pad is a comfortable place to crash when sleeping in the backcountry.

Made from durable nylon fabric with I-beam construction to provide longitudinal rigidity and maintain shape
I-beam construction allows air to flow freely; can be inflated in two minutes
Pad is waterproof and has a Durable Water Repellent finish to shed moisture and stains
Brass valve seals tight due to its fine threading, making it completely airtight and impossible to break
Very lightweight and compact—stuffs to about the size of a Nalgene® bottle
Provides a super-comfortable, whopping 2.5-inch thick backcountry bed for warm-weather trips
When used with any Big Agnes sleeping bag, Air Core can be left in the pad sleeve, deflated and packed with the bag into the bag's stuff sack
Comfort rating to 35°
Comes with a stuff sack and a repair kit
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Big Agnes Air Core Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout Customer Reviews

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Big Agnes Air Core Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout

4.0

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Apr

2013

4.0

Holding Its Own

By Arfer

from Wisconsin

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Comfortable
Durable
Lightweight
Packs Easily
Small / Compact

Cons

Difficult To Inflate

Best Uses

3 Season Camping
Backpacking
Car Camping

Comments about Big Agnes Air Core Sleeping Pad - Long Wide - 2012 Closeout:

Well, I had a REI Stratus sleeping pad that was comfy and packed well, but quickly started to leak and after a couple of trips was unusable. Then, I got the more expensive Exped pad, which also started to leak. Now I'm trying this Big Agnes pad. I've been sleeping on it every night for the last week, and so far, it's remained inflated. It's also very comfortable. For winter camping, I'm mostly a side sleeper, so I like the depth of the pad, but when it warms up, I use a light blanket and prefer to sleep on my stomach all spread out, so I like this pad's extra width and length. It does take a while to blow this pad up, but once it's inflated, it's worth it.