NEMO Equipment, Inc. Tuo Luxury
This two-layered pad weighs a few more ounces, but it's worth it to get the sleeping-at-home feeling.
Sleeping Pads
Sleeping Pads
Sleeping pads are often used in conjunction with sleeping bags to provide padding and insulation. Find which type of pad—air, self-inflating or closed-cell foam—is best for your next overnight trip with advice from the gear experts at Backpacker.
Sleeping pads are often used in conjunction with sleeping bags to provide padding and insulation. Find which type of pad—air, self-inflating or closed-cell foam—is best for your next overnight trip with advice from the gear experts at Backpacker.
Eastern Mountain Sports Crash Pad
A simple pad with that's easier to pack than you might think.
Eastern Mountain Sports Base Pad
A simple pad with that's easier to pack than you might think.
Eastern Mountain Sports Trail Pad
A simple pad with that's easier to pack than you might think.
Eastern Mountain Sports Air Channel
An extra wide and extra long sleeping pad with three inches of cushion.
Eastern Mountain Sports Big Base
An extra wide and extra long sleeping pad with three inches of cushion.
Eastern Mountain Sports Trail W
An extra wide and extra long sleeping pad with three inches of cushion.
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You won't roll off of this foam, self-inflating pad.
Sleeping Pad Reviews
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Sleeping Pad Shopping Guide
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