This Is My 4th Klymit Sleeping Pad To Fail.

Leaked on my first trip. I patched the area that was leaking but couldnt get the pad to hold air. I didnt even bother with a product warranty because I do not want a klymit sleeping ped as long as i live. These pads dont cost much but are not good value. I own a sea to summit pad that has lasted 13 years and a nemo for 4 years with no signs of any problems.

Nice compact torso pad for taller people. Inflation and Deflation valves could use a little tweaking but overall a great product.

Works, But Not That Durable

They've been in use for maybe 6-8 nights total and both (we own 2) sprung a very similar leak the same night at one of the "welds". We were able to patch one successfully, but the other kid slept on the ground for our last night out. Light and small, but if it springs a leak - useless.

Great Little Sleeping Pad

Great little sleeping pad. I use it for work and it allows me comfortable and quality sleep!

Great Little Sleeping Pad

Great little sleeping pad. I use it for work and it allows me comfortable and quality sleep!

Nice Feature With The Separate

Nice feature with the separate valves for intake and exhaust.

Perfect Fit For Those On The Shorter Side

This is one of my favorite sleep pads so far. It is lightweight, packs up to the size of a pop can, and works perfectly well for my size (I'm 5' 5"). I've been a Klymit user for years and this particular model is my favorite so far. I recommend it for backcountry backpackers, for sure.

bought this to see how it would do rather than an under quilt for a hammock. worked perfectly.

Sturdy, Small, And Affordable

This is a stellar sleeping pad for the price. At 5’4” I do just fine on the short pad with my pack under my feet. I bought this pad when I was too broke to have any other option, and it ended up being one of the best pads I ever used. It packs down small, is comfy to sleep on, and the best part is that it was accessibly priced to help me get outdoors. I’ve used this pad through the shoulder season and into colder weather by layering a closed cell foam pad underneath for added insulation, which is still cheaper and lighter than buying a new winter pad.

Sturdy, Small, And Affordable

This is a stellar sleeping pad for the price. At 5’4” I do just fine on the short pad with my pack under my feet. I bought this pad when I was too broke to have any other option, and it ended up being one of the best pads I ever used. It packs down small, is comfy to sleep on, and the best part is that it was accessibly priced to help me get outdoors. I’ve used this pad through the shoulder season and into colder weather by layering a closed cell foam pad underneath for added insulation, which is still cheaper and lighter than buying a new winter pad.

Exactly What I Was Looking For!

I'm 153 cm and this mat is perfect for me as a side sleeper. I haven't tested it out yet in the backcountry, but I have spent a week sleeping on it in my house while a friend was visiting. Very comfortable. Easy to inflate/deflate. It packs away small and is very light. I'm looking forward to taking it out for many backcountry adventures this summer season and for the WCT.

Got It For My Boy

So I got this for my son for Trail Life events. He's 7 and will outgrow it next year.

Decent Pad

I got this for me a full sized adult to shave weight while staying in budget. Work great to support your shoulder through knees. I sleep with my pack under me head, so no need for pad there, and my feet hang off a little (side sleeper).

Five stars, because it is held up really well. Very comfortable. All you need for cushion!

Five Stars, Because It Is

Five stars, because it is held up really well. Very comfortable. All you need for cushion!