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Big agnes insulated axl sleeping pad - Big Agnes Insulated AXL Air Sleeping Pad
by
Dean D.,
Verified Owner
from NV, United States
Written on June 5, 2018
Dean D.'s Review of Big Agnes Insulated AXL Air Sleeping Pad
I bought the 78"x25" rectangular pad. Packs down to 10-1/2" long x 4-1/2" diameter, weighs an even one pound, is 3-1/2" thick, rated to 15 degrees F. I have not used it at temperatures lower than 30 degrees F, so can't attest to the 15 degree temperature rating. It's OK at 30 degrees F, but I did not feel I'd push it to 15 degrees F. Thick enough to be comfortable for side sleeping, packs down small, light. Great summer pad. Had a Thermarest Neoair before, and the AXL is lighter, rated to a lower temperature, and thicker. One thing I don't like is the location of the valve. The valve is not at the end of the pad, but is a few inches up the pad from the end. This makes getting all the air out harder when you roll it up.
Pros:
Light
light, thick
Cons:
temperature rating, air valve location
Best Used for:
summer hiking
Would Recommend:
Yes
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