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Massdrop x Klymit Ultralight Double Sleeping Pad

Name: Massdrop x Klymit Ultralight Double Sleeping Pad
Brand: Drop
SKU: massdrop-x-klymit-ultralight-double-sleeping-pad
Price: 70 USD
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Rating: 4.015625 (64 reviews)

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The couple that backpacks together stays together—and with the Massdrop x Klymit Ultralight Double sleeping pad, nights with your tentmate are more comfortable than ever. Lighter and more affordable than many double pads on the market, it comes in insulated and uninsulated versions Read More

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dnossy13

May 1, 2021

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Very Convenient

Very comfortable and easy to use for a quick camping trip with the girlfriend. Fairly comfortable, but hell, not bringing my bed on camping trips makes up for it. Would recommend

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Teddyninja

Apr 20, 2021

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Perfect

I use this as an indoor camping bed to bring to friends houses or to use when I was in the process of moving, it works perfectly. Although it can be a bit noisey to move around on

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MaeP

Mar 21, 2021

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Quite practical.

Do not reccomend to use the pads bag in below zero condicions, the material is prone to ripping.

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drarmento

Feb 27, 2021

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I purchased this sleeping pad to go under my double layer hammock. It works well enough. Just bummed that the valve was broken upon arrival. It seems to bottom out easier than my ether lite sleeping pad. So the height isn't the best and the insulation rating didn't seem as good either. Testing in my tent on a 40 degree night was a bit chilly. I did purchase the inslated version and found it less protective over the cold than other pads I've used before. Good size and packs well, but probably not for two campers. Also, not that noisy as compared the other pads. I probably would recommend if the product wasn't defective.

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batumancung

Feb 5, 2021

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Best lightweight, low price double available

Cushier than the single, this is my go-to for comfort. As a bony person with a funky spine, I do have to supplement this and all other pads with some open-cell foam from the waist up. It's more than enough space for my wife and I, who are smaller people, and in a pinch on a recent trip we slept with a six-year-old on it too. He, of course, loves the pump sack. In shoulder season I supplement with a fleece blanket or 1/8" Evazote pad because we use a quilt. I love that there are two valves and that the fill valve allows for micro-adjustments. Knowing that this will probably sell out and never be made again makes me want to buy an extra. The only improvement I'd wish for would be dual chambers for a Sleep Number effect. My wife loves it hard. 😁

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Echizen

Nov 13, 2020

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Love it

Seldom camping gear coloured in black which the appearance is cool and the pad itself is light and durable.

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Mcc1oy

Sep 30, 2020

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Side sleeper and able to inflate (and holds its inflation) to a level that I can sleep comfortably all night. Has also been warm enough for several nights in the 40s so far.

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DarkKratoz

Sep 1, 2020

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First air matress I've bought that doesn't deflate after the first time you blow it up

As the title states, I bought this because I've been through several air matresses that deflate on the first use. I'm quite happy to have stepped up to this unit, it's survived a couple weeks worth of nights so far! I find it very comfortable, especially when shared with a partner. Plus, I don't have to lug around a stupid pump that breaks and has 15 extra nozzles. I would whole heartedly recommend this unit. Also, note, my unit came with the fabric patch and glue inside a small baggy inside of the pump sac. When I first tried to pump up the pad, I didn't realize this, and it kept blocking the outlet for the air. Once I pulled it out, it was excellent.

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Bizzy_B

Aug 29, 2020

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Love at first night!

I upgraded to this from a single – wide, insulated pad from Amazon and I couldn’t be happier. when I use this solo, I feel like I have a queen size bed in the middle of the woods – I can practically turn sideways and still be on it. I add a half inch close cell foam pad underneath when camping in particularly cold weather, and I’m always warm and comfortable. Inflation takes a couple minutes but that - and the small weight penalty to carry it - are completely worth the good sleep!

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DrBrake

Aug 27, 2020

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A bit better than good enough

I have used this pad with my wife on several backpacking trips at this point. We are on the bigger than average size, 6' and 5'8" with broad shoulders and athletic builds. Fit- Honestly too small but we make it work. Shoulders are touching or overlapping. If one person is a side sleeper that will help a lot. Comfort- The 3.2 inches is adequate when weight is distributed (aka you are laying flat). If you rest on your elbow or sit up you will bottom out. I only use this backpacking so I am usually tired so I sleep well and feel the pad is comfortable enough, but not as good as the Big Agnes AirCore Ultra Double Wide (but that weighs almost 4 lbs and is my car camping pad). My wife has no complaints in regards to comfort. Temp- The non-insulated pad does fine for us using an EE Accomplice down to 40*F. I slide reflectix under if it will be any colder. Weight- From what I have searched this is unbeatable for the weight. 1 lb 9 oz on my scale. Inflation/deflation- My fill bag and valves have been good to go. No issues. I have no problem filling the pad in a few minutes and deflation with a quick "pre-roll" to get the rest of the air out before the final roll ensures I pack it small without issue. Durability-My Australian shepherds have slept on this pad (the foot end and very edge) and I had no punctures or leaks. I own the single ultralight version with the same fabric and never have had an issue either. Heck, I have 3 static V lite insulated pads that have never leaked after 5 seasons of use from various people. Bottom Line- I paid less than $80 for a 25 ounce double pad that offers: 3.5 stars for comfort, 4 stars for durability, 5 stars for price, 5 stars for weight. Thus, it is my go to pad when I am doing some serious backpacking! You certainly get more than you pay for with this pad, especially in comparison to the BA, Exped, and other brand pads.

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