My wife said it best what a humble nice guy he is... she is right very down to earth person thanks for your down to earth way of communicating with your subscribers. You do a great job and keep the winter videos those are my wife and I very favorites. Thanks again.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks for your response again proving you are the guy my said you are humble, nice and down to earth. Hey why don't you do a survival type video/ bushcraft and hunt for your food type video in the winter time I think that would be outstanding putting your own spin on things. Others have done these type of videos but you can put your own style and experience to it. Would love to see it in the fall. Let me know if you will do it. Thanks again and God bless you and your family.
Just got back from a week long camping and hiking trip. I deployed this channel's suggestion to sandwich the inflatable air pad between the thin foam pad (wet cold ground) and the primary sleeping pad, which was a self inflation air/foam hybrid. It's more gear than I would prefer, but it absolutely preserves body heat and was a very comfortable way to sleep on the ground. Thank you !
Perfect timing for the video. I am in the market for a sleeping pad, something that will stow away nicely in my kayak. Just ordered that pad, in large green. Let me know when you do your "budget sleeping bag reviews" to match it!
Just want to thank you for answering my questions during your “live” chats, other hosts just ignore or answer only their friends, plus you have a friendly positive attitude, that’s why I love this channel 👍
Looks good... my only issue with amazon cheaper pads is they never last over 3 years... but maybe I'll give one another shot... when you add up how fast they go bad, then it truly isn't worth it. My favorite pad lasted 27 years.... it was "The Equalizer" and had 4 separated air pockets with all different sections for your back that you could raise or lower for comfort. It was an AMAZING pad.... if i ever found one again similar, I'd buy it again. For us guys with back problems it was a god send. it had non slip material on the top and a nearly rubberized style material on the bottom so you KNEW an odd sharp rock wasn't going to harm it at all. It lasting 27 years was evidence. It wasn't that expensive either, considering the value I received form it. But I'm always willing to try new things, now that it finally took a dump..... I have the Tensor currently and the Lightspeed Outdoors R9.4 rated winter pad, which is good for winter for sure, I can't believe how much heat it reflects back at me....Looking forward to seeing what the tarp is like. Probably sticking with AquaQuest tho likely, as they have a special place in my heart for sure....
I am 100% sold on this pad. I love the lumbar support. I wish unigear would make a higher R rated version of this mat that can handle colder temperatures.
After spending 2 days researching sleep mats today I decided buy the the UL 140 but was disappointed to find that they have gone out of stock, as I felt like I'd wasted 2 days of my life, but I came across this one on amazon and after reading the reviews and then coming on to you tube to see your review I actually think this may be the better option of the 2, and for 50 English pounds it's a real steal and will be great for my wild camps....
I just got one of those today. I was thinking about getting a Klymit pad but too many mixed reviews on their pads. Your video influenced me to get this pad. I tested it out and it feels great so far. I'm 5'11 and 237 lbs. my hips didn't touch the floor and it feels great on my back. I like the head and foot rest on it to keep me from sliding off the ends. Hopefully it'll last a long time.
Awesome pad. Purchased it shortly after watching your video and I love it. Used it on a 2 night trip with temps down to frost in the morning and I was comfortable. I took my hot tent ....and stove but, did not need the stove. Very well built and the materials are top quality. It is a bit heavy but hey for jeep and ATV camping who cares, all that matters is it is warm and very well built. Thank you. Keep the videos coming.
I wish this video was out a day ago! I ordered a Static V yesterday... will be here in about 4 hours...lol. Payed about the same so we'll see how the Static performs!!
I returned my Static V cause it didn't hold air the first night!! I ordered a the Unigear camfy p3's and love it!! Saved $30 bucks compared to Static V!! 🤟🤙🍀
This one looks better than most does it work in a hammock I'm looking for one that will work in my hammock without slipping around Thanks for the review have a coffee and relax
Very tempted to buy one, I’ve had two Trekology UL80 let me down… literally. Also I don’t want to spend hundreds on a sleeping pad either. Great review.
Sorry for the very late like mate . I'm on the hunt for a pad to use when motorcycle camping. The 2R rating is plenty as I'm a 3season camper. Currently here in the UK its £38 which seems fair for what appears to be robust looking pad Thanks for a comprehensive review.
Very thorough and informative. I am or I will be a first-time backpacker-ish, out in the wilds of BC. Can't seem to find if there is a weight restriction for the pad, as I am a big badass gal!
@@Lonewolfwildcamping emailed the company directly. I'm good to go so ordered my pad and got it within 4 days. (wow) now for the rest of the gear, going to watch more of your vids for a first-timer..(it's been 20 years too long without outdoor camping!) Thanks again and super glad I happened onto your channel #Lonewolf #adventures and recommendations
Hi brilliant in-depth information on the mat,,so much so I’ve just ordered 1 from Amazon,,, I looked at the trekology ul 80,but after watching ur vid that’s the 1 for me,,, I trust your judgement and criticism 👍👍 I hope it’s what you say,hahahaha🙈🙈🙈🙈
I think that the Paria Outdoors Recharge is a better budget pad. Nearly R5, thicker, lifetime warranty, lighter, $75-$85 (depending on size). I own one and like it a lot.
It weighs more than my hammock, tree straps, and my three season hammock specific down sleeping bag, but not everyone wants to sleep in the air. Some people actually like sleeping on hard, lumpy dirt and cleaning mud and debris from their tents after a rain 😁. I only use a tent in the winter. When a closed cell foam pad works for insulation, and the snow conforms to my body. It's a very nicely built product, though. Thanks! One question: When you sleep on your stomach, does the baffling make it look like you have awesome abs? That would be another reason to buy it.😉
How important are r-values on camping pads? From what I've seen, r-value of 2 is rated around 30°F? Does that mean it's comfortable at 30°F? Also, is that the cut off temp, or can it be used in colder weather?
It's a real pity this only has an 'r' value of 2, you could only really use it here in Scotland in the summer time. Apart from that it looks very good.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Yep, I know that, mate, it's a very good one for summertime too. I'd love to see an all season version of it being made, it also looks really comfortable.
Man, im 188cm(6.2) and maximum recommended length is 185cm for the large version, do you think i can have my feet hanging from the pad and still be kinda comfortable? I really liked this pad
Hi Jeromy, got this after seeing your review and loved the comfort of it however i have found i get serious condensation with it. Tryed it with down, synthetic and wool sleep systems and the condensation on the mat at pack down is unreal, i mean you need a towel. Sad , as the comfort is great but i never had this with any of my thermarest ones. Any suggestions would be much appreciated, i think the material may have something to do with it? Thanks Niall.
The pad is designed for summer usage not winter. If you add insulation into for winter you will most definitely get condensed because it still only has an R value of 2.0
Could you tell me if you should inflate your sleeping pad when getting home from camping or can you leave it deflated until you use it the next time? I put this on my wish list so hope to order it very soon. thanks again for doing this video.
A pool mattresses works as well.. LOL ha ha ha and it's cheaper.. just make sure you don't have anything Sharp on you.. LOL ha ha ha.. it takes a while to blow it up but it works..
I have just received one of these mattresses yesterday after seeing all the excellent reviews and video’s! Not sure if it’s just me but it took me around 60 puffs of air to blow it up.Also it appears to be less firm after a couple of hours even though I am not laying on it.Could it be faulty!
@@Lonewolfwildcamping well I'm not sure where they come from but it was delivered today!!! Only ordered two days ago from UK!! Impressed with it so far but only had one the floor in the lounge. Feels real comfy. Or camfy 😂 do you know what they do to it to give it an R rating of 2?
@@Lonewolfwildcamping they messaged to say that basically as its a 40D 310T nylon and 3 inches thick it gives enough protection to pass it as R value of 2 👍
Hey buddy. Wondered if you could help. Since ordering and doing my own review on this pad, which I love, I set up an affiliate link and have sold several. However Unigear have not paid me and I've emailed half a dozen times with no response from any of their contact email. I was wondering if you had any direct contact with them that I could get in touch with. Sorry to trouble you 🙏
Has anyone used this in winter? Was it warm? I usually pile up the pine straw in my tarp shelter and then use my grabber blanket as a ground cloth with the silver side up. My current pad is very very thin and not insulated and I’ve stayed warm down into the 30’s or upper 20’s.
I purchased the Gear Doctors Apolloair sleeping pad ($90 US)...Hopefully it will be worth it, if not I'll be kicking myself in the butt for not watching this video first. I looked up the Unigear comfy P3 just now on Amazon and it's only $30 US.
I'm 510 250 broad shoulders would the regular wide work fo me? Also what about a budget friendly quality tent 1 or 2 man, four season and ur colder weather? Thanks.
to bad it has the stupid valve you have to hold down to let air out instead of a double, I use my mini pump to suck all the air out, can't do it with this. Shoving a stick in there will wreck it eventually.
Perfect.. thanks for the reply Jeremy, I ordered the larger size just to be sure. I love your stuff, I’m ex military just getting back to camping without orders. Lol. Keep on keeping on brother
My wife said it best what a humble nice guy he is... she is right very down to earth person thanks for your down to earth way of communicating with your subscribers. You do a great job and keep the winter videos those are my wife and I very favorites. Thanks again.
Thank you I appreciate it alot 😁
@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks for your response again proving you are the guy my said you are humble, nice and down to earth. Hey why don't you do a survival type video/ bushcraft and hunt for your food type video in the winter time I think that would be outstanding putting your own spin on things. Others have done these type of videos but you can put your own style and experience to it. Would love to see it in the fall. Let me know if you will do it. Thanks again and God bless you and your family.
Just got back from a week long camping and hiking trip. I deployed this channel's suggestion to sandwich the inflatable air pad between the thin foam pad (wet cold ground) and the primary sleeping pad, which was a self inflation air/foam hybrid.
It's more gear than I would prefer, but it absolutely preserves body heat and was a very comfortable way to sleep on the ground.
Thank you !
Thays great news, really glad I could help
We’re you sleeping on -10C? English woodsman said it’s enough for winter with just a reflective heat pad under it
Perfect timing for the video. I am in the market for a sleeping pad, something that will stow away nicely in my kayak. Just ordered that pad, in large green. Let me know when you do your "budget sleeping bag reviews" to match it!
Awsome, glad I could help. I will try and do more budget gear options
Just want to thank you for answering my questions during your “live” chats, other hosts just ignore or answer only their friends, plus you have a friendly positive attitude, that’s why I love this channel 👍
Thank you so much, I look at every Lonewolf902 supporter as a friend
The way you review stuff is perfect IMO right to the point and breaking things down answering all my questions as you go great job man
Really glad to hear that
My wife told me to order one as a Father’s Day gift. Nice, but I believe she got it for herself. Should arrive this Sunday.
Awsome, they are very comfortable
Looks good... my only issue with amazon cheaper pads is they never last over 3 years... but maybe I'll give one another shot... when you add up how fast they go bad, then it truly isn't worth it. My favorite pad lasted 27 years.... it was "The Equalizer" and had 4 separated air pockets with all different sections for your back that you could raise or lower for comfort. It was an AMAZING pad.... if i ever found one again similar, I'd buy it again. For us guys with back problems it was a god send. it had non slip material on the top and a nearly rubberized style material on the bottom so you KNEW an odd sharp rock wasn't going to harm it at all. It lasting 27 years was evidence. It wasn't that expensive either, considering the value I received form it. But I'm always willing to try new things, now that it finally took a dump..... I have the Tensor currently and the Lightspeed Outdoors R9.4 rated winter pad, which is good for winter for sure, I can't believe how much heat it reflects back at me....Looking forward to seeing what the tarp is like. Probably sticking with AquaQuest tho likely, as they have a special place in my heart for sure....
After 7 days of sleeping on it I can say they it is the most comfortable mat I’ve ever slept on.
Awsome
That looks very comfortable slipping pad, you always have something new to cheer with us thank you very much God bless you always and América
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Perfect timing on this video! Was looking for something budget but really comfortable, just ordered it. Thanks for the review!
Thanks for enjoying
A budget friendly sleeping pad; yes my kind of deal lol. Thanks for sharing Jeremy. God’s blessings
Thanks so much
I am 100% sold on this pad. I love the lumbar support. I wish unigear would make a higher R rated version of this mat that can handle colder temperatures.
how cold would you say you've taken if roughly? looking at this one as I'm a side sleeper.
After spending 2 days researching sleep mats today I decided buy the the UL 140 but was disappointed to find that they have gone out of stock, as I felt like I'd wasted 2 days of my life, but I came across this one on amazon and after reading the reviews and then coming on to you tube to see your review I actually think this may be the better option of the 2, and for 50 English pounds it's a real steal and will be great for my wild camps....
I hope you enjoy it , its a comfortable option
How’s it holding out?
This video make's me happy,
That pad sound's like someting I need for my back!!😀
Awsome, very glad the video was helpful
I saw somebody else talking about this pad and they gave it big wraps as well. Thanks for the heads up Jeremy. Bushyboy Oz.
Its pretty awsome. Definitely different from most on the market
Those little pump sacks with the bottom nozzle make for good waterfiltration too.
I just got one of those today. I was thinking about getting a Klymit pad but too many mixed reviews on their pads. Your video influenced me to get this pad. I tested it out and it feels great so far. I'm 5'11 and 237 lbs. my hips didn't touch the floor and it feels great on my back. I like the head and foot rest on it to keep me from sliding off the ends. Hopefully it'll last a long time.
Awsome, glad you like it
What size did you choose?
@@williammann4547 Wide. It costs about $5.00!more but worth it
I have this one and it's brilliant
Awsome 🤙
Dude, just scored one of these for $24 US on a cyber Monday deal. Epic!
Awesome pad. Purchased it shortly after watching your video and I love it. Used it on a 2 night trip with temps down to frost in the morning and I was comfortable. I took my hot tent ....and stove but, did not need the stove. Very well built and the materials are top quality. It is a bit heavy but hey for jeep and ATV camping who cares, all that matters is it is warm and very well built. Thank you. Keep the videos coming.
Thats awsome, very happy to hear you enjoyed it
These are $30 on Amazon right now. Pick one (or multiple) up! Great Christmas gift for a camper.
Thats insane, excellent deal🤩🤩🤩🤩
Unigear does make some decent products. I have there pack rain cover with retention straps and works great.
I wish this video was out a day ago! I ordered a Static V yesterday... will be here in about 4 hours...lol. Payed about the same so we'll see how the Static performs!!
Good luck, its great for warm weather.
I returned my Static V cause it didn't hold air the first night!! I ordered a the Unigear camfy p3's and love it!! Saved $30 bucks compared to Static V!! 🤟🤙🍀
Awsome 🤙
Jeremy, thanks for the good review. I put one on my wish list.
Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Thanks for the video and review Jeremy. I'll have to look that up on Amazon. 👍
Thank you, glad I could help
This one looks better than most does it work in a hammock I'm looking for one that will work in my hammock without slipping around Thanks for the review have a coffee and relax
Its very comfortable
Very tempted to buy one, I’ve had two Trekology UL80 let me down… literally. Also I don’t want to spend hundreds on a sleeping pad either. Great review.
Sorry for the very late like mate .
I'm on the hunt for a pad to use when motorcycle camping.
The 2R rating is plenty as I'm a 3season camper.
Currently here in the UK its £38 which seems fair for what appears to be robust looking pad
Thanks for a comprehensive review.
Just ordered mine thank you!
Glad I could help
Very thorough and informative. I am or I will be a first-time backpacker-ish, out in the wilds of BC. Can't seem to find if there is a weight restriction for the pad, as I am a big badass gal!
Thank you , I also could not find any weight limit on it
@@Lonewolfwildcamping emailed the company directly. I'm good to go so ordered my pad and got it within 4 days. (wow)
now for the rest of the gear, going to watch more of your vids for a first-timer..(it's been 20 years too long without outdoor camping!)
Thanks again and super glad I happened onto your channel
#Lonewolf #adventures and recommendations
I hope you have a great time and stay safe
Great video thank you for all that you do
Thanks alot for enjoying
Need to let Matt prosa and Monty know about this pad!
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This is a great sleeping pad not too expensive.
Another great review video my man
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Thanks alot 😁🤙
Great info. Pad looks comfy
Thank you
Hi brilliant in-depth information on the mat,,so much so I’ve just ordered 1 from Amazon,,, I looked at the trekology ul 80,but after watching ur vid that’s the 1 for me,,, I trust your judgement and criticism 👍👍 I hope it’s what you say,hahahaha🙈🙈🙈🙈
Thank you, all my reviews are %100 non profit and always honest. I hope everything works out good for you
@@Lonewolfwildcamping cheers thankyou,,I trust your honesty as I think everyone who watches your vids does👍👍👍
Thank you
Like a glove!
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Great video thanks. 😃👍.
I just wondered how tall you are and also if you think this pad would be good in hot climates?
Thanks a lot. 🤗
Some good ideas in that. 👍
I agree 😁
I think that the Paria Outdoors Recharge is a better budget pad. Nearly R5, thicker, lifetime warranty, lighter, $75-$85 (depending on size). I own one and like it a lot.
I think the main differences will be in the shape features
@@Lonewolfwildcamping There are a few significant differences. The Paria Recharge also is much warmer, 1/2 lb lighter and has a lifetime warranty.
Awsome, glad you like it 🤙
@@jays7318 Checked out the paria untested estimated 3.5 R value. However if it works for you that's what matters.
@@simplelife6827 Still warm enough for three seasons, comfortable and very good value
Just ordered the green one
Enjoy
Great riview!thanks.
Thank you
Ok ok Sold, just ordered one :)
Hope you enjoy it as much as I do
It weighs more than my hammock, tree straps, and my three season hammock specific down sleeping bag, but not everyone wants to sleep in the air. Some people actually like sleeping on hard, lumpy dirt and cleaning mud and debris from their tents after a rain 😁. I only use a tent in the winter. When a closed cell foam pad works for insulation, and the snow conforms to my body.
It's a very nicely built product, though. Thanks!
One question: When you sleep on your stomach, does the baffling make it look like you have awesome abs? That would be another reason to buy it.😉
Its definitely a durable option that won't puncture easily
Just found out my cheapo $12 amazon air mattress is junk (go figure) was looking at Ecotek but glad i checked this out
Enjoy 👍
Looks good thanks
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Just ordered from Amazon for $59.00, looking forwards to building gear up, thanks for great reviews.
I'm 5' 11 my man should I get the regular or large. Appreciate all you do. Great video and thx again!
Go for the large
How important are r-values on camping pads? From what I've seen, r-value of 2 is rated around 30°F? Does that mean it's comfortable at 30°F? Also, is that the cut off temp, or can it be used in colder weather?
R values are extremely important. R value of 2 is best for summer. R value of 4.5 or higher is winter. I use r value 6.9 in winter
My 5.9R is comfortable indoors, it was also comfortable on snow. Havent tried 2R.
Did you say you were going to do a clarification of the material spec?? i.e. thickness, durability also how tall are you please....Thanks.
I'm 5,7. The description on Amazon offers loads of great information about the fabric
@@Lonewolfwildcamping ok....thanks.
Perfect timing on this video!
Lol I just wanted to say it too
Thank you
Great review thanks
Thanks for watching!
It's a real pity this only has an 'r' value of 2, you could only really use it here in Scotland in the summer time. Apart from that it looks very good.
It is a summer pad
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Yep, I know that, mate, it's a very good one for summertime too. I'd love to see an all season version of it being made, it also looks really comfortable.
I like that your content isn't based on complaining about "things that suck". That other camping gear reviewer is just constantly bitching. Gets old.
Much appreciated
Can't think who you men 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man, im 188cm(6.2) and maximum recommended length is 185cm for the large version, do you think i can have my feet hanging from the pad and still be kinda comfortable? I really liked this pad
amazon site says large 79.99 reg. wide 69.99 so r u sure you mean reg. wide ?
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@@Lonewolfwildcamping thanks
2 sizes available
how would you compare this with the Paria recharge XL?
Hi Jeromy, got this after seeing your review and loved the comfort of it however i have found i get serious condensation with it. Tryed it with down, synthetic and wool sleep systems and the condensation on the mat at pack down is unreal, i mean you need a towel. Sad , as the comfort is great but i never had this with any of my thermarest ones. Any suggestions would be much appreciated, i think the material may have something to do with it? Thanks Niall.
The pad is designed for summer usage not winter. If you add insulation into for winter you will most definitely get condensed because it still only has an R value of 2.0
I thought it was a 3 seasons pad, but opinions appear inclined to look on it as 4 seasons.
It only has an r value of 2 as shown in the video. Winter is not recommend unless you live in Florida
Could you tell me if you should inflate your sleeping pad when getting home from camping or can you leave it deflated until you use it the next time? I put this on my wish list so hope to order it very soon. thanks again for doing this video.
keep it deflated when you aren't camping
A pool mattresses works as well.. LOL ha ha ha and it's cheaper.. just make sure you don't have anything Sharp on you.. LOL ha ha ha.. it takes a while to blow it up but it works..
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I looked this up and it says the R value is only 2 though.. doesn’t seem good for winter camping
I have just received one of these mattresses yesterday after seeing all the excellent reviews and video’s! Not sure if it’s just me but it took me around 60 puffs of air to blow it up.Also it appears to be less firm after a couple of hours even though I am not laying on it.Could it be faulty!
Strange, sounds like you may have a hole in it ?
@@Lonewolfwildcamping
Thank you.
I have now blown it up using a portable rechargeable pump and it seems to be staying up better!
Probably a slight first-use -stretch, then.
It happens.
I’m 6’, do you think I’d need the bigger one? I am a side sleeper
Damn you just made me order one 🤣
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@@Lonewolfwildcamping well I'm not sure where they come from but it was delivered today!!! Only ordered two days ago from UK!! Impressed with it so far but only had one the floor in the lounge. Feels real comfy. Or camfy 😂 do you know what they do to it to give it an R rating of 2?
Awsome, its a good pad. I have used it at 5⁰c and been very warm
@@Lonewolfwildcamping they messaged to say that basically as its a 40D 310T nylon and 3 inches thick it gives enough protection to pass it as R value of 2 👍
Hey buddy. Wondered if you could help. Since ordering and doing my own review on this pad, which I love, I set up an affiliate link and have sold several. However Unigear have not paid me and I've emailed half a dozen times with no response from any of their contact email. I was wondering if you had any direct contact with them that I could get in touch with. Sorry to trouble you 🙏
Has anyone used this in winter? Was it warm? I usually pile up the pine straw in my tarp shelter and then use my grabber blanket as a ground cloth with the silver side up. My current pad is very very thin and not insulated and I’ve stayed warm down into the 30’s or upper 20’s.
I have just bought it by my mat came without the repair kit. Anyone else had this problem?
Yes me too, and the centre baffle pattern is different.
I purchased the Gear Doctors Apolloair sleeping pad ($90 US)...Hopefully it will be worth it, if not I'll be kicking myself in the butt for not watching this video first. I looked up the Unigear comfy P3 just now on Amazon and it's only $30 US.
Both are good but both have totally different R value ratings
We're camping this weekend in Ohio (40 degrees Fahrenheit) hopefully the Apolloair performs well.
Should do very well
Good
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Trying to find where to buy it if you live in Sweden.. does anyone know? Google search gives me nothing
Check the link in description
I'm 510 250 broad shoulders would the regular wide work fo me?
Also what about a budget friendly quality tent 1 or 2 man, four season and ur colder weather?
Thanks.
I think it would work good for you, double check on the weight reccomendation
@@Lonewolfwildcamping
Thanks dang that was quick lol
No worries 😁👍
It's definetly different pattern from most chinese products. but 960g is a bit too much for 80$
I find the weight add to the durability, but distance of hiking is definitely taken into consideration
to bad it has the stupid valve you have to hold down to let air out instead of a double, I use my mini pump to suck all the air out, can't do it with this. Shoving a stick in there will wreck it eventually.
Thank you for the video. I can not find it on amazon? I have searched by the brand name and model. Very informative.
I added a new link in the description
Budget!!! Now your talking ! Lol 2 kids in college I'm all about budget!
Gotta love a quality budget friendly option
I’ m .. 5’10. Should I get the large... your about 5’9.?
I'm 5,7
Perfect.. thanks for the reply Jeremy, I ordered the larger size just to be sure. I love your stuff, I’m ex military just getting back to camping without orders. Lol. Keep on keeping on brother
Thanks alot for enjoying. I hope the new pad treats you well
Is better for my haven xl tent to original? Regular or large?
The haven requires a rectangular pad, this one is not the correct shape
I bought one of these, but I woke up to a half-deflated pad the next morning. This was indoors (as a test night). Anyone else have this happen?
20 pumps! Take foreverrrr
Nah, all the the time in the world in the forest, no rush
does it work in hammock?
Haven't tried it but I'm sure it would be ok
@@Lonewolfwildcamping wondering if good idea to do 1 night test with hammock for next video project then add idea to how keep it warm with it
Link for pad ? Thanks
Added to video description
How tall are you man?
5,7
Sir, can i know how to buy from malaysia?
I'm not sure. Try the website 🤷♂️
bought one got it today and the concave is literally opposite so it bows over instead of underso annnoyed and cant amazon return is a joke
Very strange
Max user height is 185cm, is this only made for midgets? I'm 6'4
🤷♂️ I'm a happy midget 😁👍
Dose anyone know how to get in touch with unigear they lost my order and will not respond to any emails thanks for the help.
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1. Do they make small since sleeping pads for animals like dogs, cats, or.... SQUIRRELS...?
2. Do they come in RUSTY colour ?
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Supup nice 👌🇵🇰
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Pretty Sweet Deal For This ! Snug As A Bug ! Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ATB T God Bless
Thanks alot, definitely a great deal
90 dollars!? I hardly call that "budget friendly."
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In ripoff Australia aka shitsville most expensive country, this air pad is $190 not budget
The design is good on paper but when you use it the design is poor. You can not sleep in multiple positions.
The pump sack is a joke.
Not a budget at that price
Its a great budget option compared to my $300 x therm pad