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Big Agnes Insulated Q-Core Deluxe Sleeping Pad
  • Turquoise
Big Agnes Insulated Q-Core Deluxe Sleeping Pad

$119.99 - $187.99

WAS: $169.99 - $249.99*

Klymit Klymaloft XL Sleeping Pad
  • Green
Klymit Klymaloft XL Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $209.99*

Klymit Insulated Static V Lite
  • Mango
Klymit Insulated Static V Lite

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WAS: $109.99*

NEMO Tensor Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad
  • Torch
NEMO Tensor Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad

$149.99 - $164.99

WAS: $199.99 - $219.99*

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Exped DeepSleep Long/Wide 3 in. Sleeping Mat
  • Blue
Exped DeepSleep Long/Wide 3 in. Sleeping Mat

$159.99 - $179.99

WAS: $189.99*

Therm-A-Rest NeoAir UberLight Sleeping Pad
  • Orion
Therm-A-Rest NeoAir UberLight Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $199.99 - $259.99*

Klymit Insulated DoubleV Pad
  • Orange
Klymit Insulated DoubleV Pad

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WAS: $179.99*

Klymit Insulated StaticV Luxe Pad
  • Red
Klymit Insulated StaticV Luxe Pad

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WAS: $139.99*

Klymit InsulatedV Ultralite Sleeping Pad
  • Orange
Klymit InsulatedV Ultralite Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $139.99*

Klymit StaticV Luxe Sleeping Pad
  • Blue
Klymit StaticV Luxe Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $139.99*

Klymit Inertia Ozone Sleeping Pad
  • Blue
Klymit Inertia Ozone Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $99.99*

Klymit Static V Short Sleeping Pad
  • Green
Klymit Static V Short Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $54.99*

Klymit Static V Sleeping Pad
  • Recon
  • Green
Klymit Static V Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $74.99*

Klymit DoubleV Sleeping Pad
  • Blue
Klymit DoubleV Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $149.99*

Klymit Static V Long Sleeping Pad
  • Green
Klymit Static V Long Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $79.99*

Klymit Static V Luxe Sleeping Pad
  • Grey
Klymit Static V Luxe Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $119.99*

Klymit Intertia X Lite Sleeping Pad
  • Orange
Klymit Intertia X Lite Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $74.99*

Klymit Inertia X Frame Sleeping Pad
  • Yellow
Klymit Inertia X Frame Sleeping Pad

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WAS: $84.99*

Klymit Insulated Hammock V Pad
  • Red
Klymit Insulated Hammock V Pad

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WAS: $199.99*

Klymite Insulated Static V Luxe SL
    Klymite Insulated Static V Luxe SL

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    WAS: $159.99*

    Klymit Klymaloft Double Sleeping Pad
    • Green
    Klymit Klymaloft Double Sleeping Pad

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    WAS: $269.99*

    Explore Sleeping Pads at Public Lands

    The ground beneath your feet is a wonderful thing, but it makes a poor bed. To get proper rest, you need a sleeping pad. These pads perform two separate purposes: insulating and cushioning.

    Cushioning is nice, but insulation is often vital. The three major types of sleeping pads offer those two traits in different measures.

    Air Pads

    Air pads are like slim air mattresses. They're comfortable, don't weigh much, and are easy to pack. You can also control their firmness.

    On the negative side, an errant stick could turn your air pad into an empty pad. Additionally, their firmness can shift with the temperature.

    If you fill one up with your breath, moisture inside the pad could breed mold. However, hand pumps reduce that possibility.

    Foam Pads

    Foam pads are composed of foam with small air cells. They're less expensive than other options, so they're perfect for budget-conscious campers.

    These pads are lightweight, and you can roll them up for transport. Punctures aren't a concern with foam pads, and they offer decent insulation.

    Because they're firm and thin, they're not very comfortable, however. Many people like using them under other sleeping pads. If you throw a foam pad under your air pad, you'll get a perfect combination of comfort and insulation.

    Self-Inflating Pads

    Self-inflating pads have traits of both air pads and foam pads. When you open a self-inflating pad's valve, its interior foam expands. This option is comfortable, well-insulated, and easy to use.

    There are some drawbacks, though. Self-inflating pads take up more packing space, and they're not puncture-proof.

    No matter what type of pad you choose, check its R-value before purchasing. Higher R-values mean more insulation.