Works Great For Awhile

Worked great for 4 weeks in a row and now, every week camping during RAGBRAI for the past 3 years, it develops a leak in the bonded ‘dimples’ and it’s flat before morning. Moving target repairs, very disappointing.

Pad Is Great. Pump Sack Needs Work.

Pad is comfortable and durable. The pump sack is small and takes a long time to fill the pad. They should honestly just rip off Nemo’s design

Not Good

Its not for two people and is very uncomfortable to sleep on. I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Loved It But Now It Goes Flat

I bought this a few years ago and I loved it when sleeping alone because I like to roll and so the whole bottom of the tent was padded and I could roll around and I wouldn't roll off of my sleeping pad. However, want to sleep on it with my husband it goes flat every time. We can't find a hole but unfortunately this makes it basically unusable for us. I assume this is because we are both rough sleepers but I don't know

I bought the Klymit Double V Sleeping Pad a few years ago for camping trips with my family, and it has held up great. It retains air well, packs down nicely, and meets our needs without any issues. My wife and I use it together, and despite some reviews mentioning leaks, we haven’t experienced any problems. While it’s a bit large for backpacking, it’s perfect for car camping or setting up camp close to the vehicle. I also tested it in a hammock—despite Klymit offering a hammock-specific pad—and it worked surprisingly well. It fit nicely in a larger hammock and kept me warm through the night, though I did notice a slight slip toward the foot end. If I were to buy again, I might opt for the insulated version for better warmth when sleeping on the ground, but for use in a hammock or cot, this pad does the job really well. Overall, it’s a solid choice for car camping and short hikes into camp, and it even works well in a hammock.