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Slightly Larger and Heavier Than Xtherm
Written on Apr 03, 2014
Review for
Exped DownMat 9 Sleeping Pad
I have both the Neoair Xtherm and the Downmat 9, I can't honestly say the downmat is that much larger, it is slightly heavier. It packs to a fraction of the size of a traditional large pad (Camprest). It is very warm and comfortable for winter camping. If you want space savings and a warm pad, this is for you. I have not decided how I feel about the inflation mechanism yet, its about 3 minutes of
Genuinely More Comfortable
Written on Sep 10, 2011
Review for
Big Agnes Wedgie Bag Expander
Used the wedgie on a Hahns Peak bag while winter camping in Alaska. Coldest temperature tested was -5F OAT. I am 250# and 6'. This made a tight fiting bag comfortable. I could tell that my face got chilled first when I woke up in middle of night while I was pleasantly surprised my body remained warm. Used in conjunction with a two track 2" pad, which made the bag a tighter fit before buying the we
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6' and 240 lbs, Roomy and Warm @ 10F
Written on Sep 10, 2011
Snomobile camping on the Yukon River in Alaska, this bag was very roomy and comfortable. I'm fairly large and it acomodated me easily and kept me warm at 10F, did not get colder that weekend. Easily takes a rectangular thermarest as pad and fits nicely (25"x78"), well constructed but takes a fair amount of space in a large duffel. Bottom line, it's roomy and keeps me warm.
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