Thermal Mat Heat Reflective Camping Sleeping Pad
Thermal Mat Heat Reflective Camping Sleeping Pad
ASR Outdoor
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- INSULATED FOAM SLEEPING PAD - Made with EVA foam for comfort and a special thermal reflective layer to keep you warm. Use in combination with a fleece sleeping bag liner for best heat retention on cold winter nights
- DURABLE - Made to withstand extended outdoor use. EVA closed cell foam is resistant to dust, moisture, UV rays, heat, chemicals, and oils
- ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT - Weighing only 8 oz, and made of thin .25 inch foam, this pad is ideal for packing light while camping or hiking. The mat measures 71 inches long x 20 inches wide when unrolled. Rolled up, it is 20 inches by 5.5 inches
- VERSATILE - Can be used as a sleeping pad or seat cover. It can be used on flat ground, or over rocks, or a log giving you a space to sit or sleep no matter where you are. Easily unrolls in seconds. You'll love using this whether at home or on the go
- PORTABLE - Included adjustable elastic straps and buckles are forgiving and simple to use. The stretchy elastic bands easily wrap around the mat meaning you don't need to worry about rolling up tightly. Attach to your backpack to save space.

UPC: 00654123789641
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This mat fits well under under my granddaughter’s blow up bed and prevents any cold coming through the floor. Plus gives extra cushioning.
If your roughing it in wilderness.This will definitely upgrade your sleep system.If your using a sleeping pad place the reflective side face down to block the ground from sucking up your heat.
I adhered these pads to the inside of my sailboat hull for insulation...the result is better than I thought it would be. A boat hull absorbs UV radiation/heat from the sun and that heat is radiated inside the hull/cabin. This insulation has decreased the average heat on a sunny day by maybe 10 degrees or so inside the boat. Great.
We purchased these for a cold weather camping to put underneath our regular camp pads. They were recommended by a friend who does a lot of extreme backpacking and she did not steer us wrong. We've camped in sub 20 degrees twice with these and did not have issues with the cold Earth (but we did also have two sleeping bags each). They've held up for two car camping trips so far. One now has a rip on the foil due to carelessness but it should hold up fine with a little duct tape.
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