Big Agnes Dual Core Sleeping Pad
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Description
Specifications
- Material: Durable 70D hexagonal rip-stop nylon top and 70D nylon bottom
- PrimaLoft Eco synthetic insulation made from 50% recycled materials layered with high density foam
- Double insulated air chamber pad. 2.5" thickness is more comfortable and compact
- I-beam construction eliminates welded seams to reduce cold spots and ensures quick inflation/deflation, consistent air flow and stability
- Internal polyurethane coating
- Non-breakable brass valve with plastic coated EZ-Flate™ mouthpiece
- Add a closed cell foam pad in colder temperatures for extra insulation
- Stuff sack and repair kit included
- Repair kit small pocket on the inside of the stuff sack
- Each pad individually inflated and tested
- EZ-Flate™ Valve instructions.
- 2006 CampingLite Editors Choice Award winner
- Rated to: 0 degrees
- Weight: 38 oz. (20x72x2.5" rectangular)
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Review Summary
- Build quality: 2
- Performance: 2
- comfortable: 1
- warm: 1
Cons
- difficult to blow up.: 1
5 Ratings & Reviews
Best night sleep you can find next to your bed!!!!
July 19, 2008
You will get a good night sleep on your side, back, etc. There are no draw-backs only plus with Big Agnes pads! Do yourself a favor and get a BA pad. I have the insulated and now the dual core for colder weather! Can not say enough good about them!!!
Excellent!!!!!!
November 07, 2009
I had two of the best nights sleep ever on a camp out. I have some back pain especially when I camp out but using this pad eliminated that completely. It is a very high quality pad and i am so glad I purchased it. The dual core is great.
from Honey Brook, PA
35-44 yrs
Good Pad for 3 Season
March 17, 2011
This pad is probably a good choice for 3 season camping. However, winter camping is a different story. While it will keep you warmer than some other brands, it certainly isn't the caliber of true winter pad (which also are much more expensive). All in all, a good pad for 3 season. As far using the complete Big Angnes pad in bag system, I prefer both a pad and insulation in the bottom of the bag for the winter, so I don't use a Big Agnes bag.
Pros: Build quality, PerformanceLOVE IT
October 26, 2008
BA pads are everything people say! I've had mine for a few years with no problems. I would recommend the bellows that BA makes that way you don't even have to blow it up. I have the Lost Ranger bag to go with the pad I think it is a great system.
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from Savannah, GA
45-54 yrs
Comfort in the Cold
December 27, 2010
I just received this pad and used it for the first time last week. Not only is pad comfortable, but it kept me well insulated even when temperatures were in the low 20s. Only negative is that it takes a little effort to blow up. All in all a super comforable, well made and warm pad.
Pros: Build quality, Performance, warm, comfortable, Cons: difficult to blow up.Write a review for the Big Agnes Dual Core Sleeping Pad here.
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Available sizes, while supplies last, include size reg and size long: reg, long.
