Reviews & Ratings for CampSaver Klymit Static V Junior Sleeping Pad — 11 reviews — Page 1

Used for scouting. Packs down small for backpacking. Inflates and deflates quickly. 6 year old had no complaints sleeping on this pad. Was asleep within minutes.

I have an adult Klymit pad and I actually kind of like this one better. I got this one for my kid and he loves laying on it even just at home. The inflate and deflate valves are much better than the single twist valve on my other one.

We tried to use pool floats as sleeping mats for out Kids. It was a disaster and they didn't hold air, were hard to blow up am deflate. These are easy to blow up amd you can tell it will hood air well. Plus it is the perfect size for the kids without taking up too much space in the tent and I love how compact they are to pack!

I was looking for a short pad to try out and add some more comfort in place of an accordion CCF pad. I'm 5'10" 175lbs and the pad comes right below my knees. First trip out was in January. Slept on sheet of tyvek, CCF pad, and this pad. Stayed comfortable the majority of the night. Second trip, with relatively same temps, I used the tyvek, ditched the CCF pad, and used this pad. I got chilly halfway through the night, but beyond that, the pad was comfortable. So, obviously, the need to boost the R value with something else is needed at lower temps. Layed it down on the tyvek over some gnarly looking sticks and it lived to tell the tale. My 3rd trip was on a sheet of polycryo, lightweight bivy, this pad, and empty pack under my legs in 50-60 degree weather. Outside of it sliding inside the bivy, I was comfortable and warm. The 2.5 inch height is enough to keep pressure points off the ground. It packs down pretty small and takes up minimal pack space. It's pretty easy to blow up and deflate. It's not the lightest 3/4 pad out there probably due to the 75d polyester that's used. However, it feels like it could take quite a beating. So, you sacrifice a bit of weight for durability. At this price, this pad is a no brainer for a durable and comfortable 3/4 pad in warmer weather.

My husband and I have been using Klymit pads for a while and it was time to get one for our son (8) too. I was happy to find this junior version for him and he loves the bright color. Easy to inflate and stays filled through the night. We use this bad for car camping and backpacking.

KLYMIT Pads For My 2 Grandsons Are GREAT !!! As An AVID Backpacker And Camper I Want To Spend Time With My Two Young Grandsons Teaching Them How To Enjoy Camping THE RIGHT WAY THAT I LEARNED FROM MY EARLY ERRORS !!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP WITH GREAT OUTDOOR GEAR THAT MAKES CAMPING FUN!!! M.G. Ladd Jr.

I’m 5’ tall 115 pounds side sleeper. This is the most comfy sleeping pad you can get for this weight. I bought it to replace my too big self inflating plush pad. This one is nearly as comfy and I can hike with it.

Easy to blow up. It’s definitely crinkly. It’s a good cheap mattress for kids backpacking trips. Easy to deflate and roll back up. I only used it in my living room as our trip isn’t until spring but with three kids under 10 - this fits the bill.

Looks perfect for my kids first backpacking trip. Much smaller and lighter than my old try thermarest pad. Haven't used it yet but seems like it will work well. He is very excited to have good own gear.

Super small and packable lightweight sleeping pad. Got three of them for the kids and they seem pretty basic but reasonably comfortable especially for children. Kids said they felt great. Were also on sale so a great deal. Definitely recommend. Not sure how durable but will put them to the test in the coming weeks