Alps Mountaineering Ultralight Series Air Pad Review

They seem to know how to make stuff.

Alps mountaineering ultralight series air pad review.

It s nice that it can be packed into a fairly small roll. It s light and it keeps you insulated from the ground pretty nicely. Alps mountaineering ultra light air pad long the ultra light self inflating air pad is the ideal pad to bring along when every ounce matters but comfort is still a must. I just had to top it off a little bit by blowing in to it.

You may need to add a couple puffs of air but it fills itself for the most part. Then close it when it s inflated. I purchased two alps mountaineering ultra light series air pads long in february and did not unpackaged them until march only to find that one pad was defective due to it delaminated which caused a large air bubble to form at the head end of the air pad that continued to grow. This sleeping pad is a great pad.

Reviewed in the united states on may 24 2012 this sleeping pad is a great pad. This full length pad features jet stream polyurethane open cell foam that inflates fast feels plush but doesn t bulk up on weight. It self inflates with ease just lay it out and open the valve. I got the long pad not the regular.

I ve been very pleased with all the alps mountaineering gear i ve gotten. The pad stayed inflated through the night and was just as comfortable and firm when i woke up i was really impressed. This review is for the xl size of the air pads bought as a bit of giving in to the need for a more supportive sleeping pad. I ve been very pleased with all the alps mountaineering gear i ve gotten.

To reduce weight even more they feature a tapered shape to form to your sleeping bag shape. The mat offers some comfort even without air and when it has air it is actually quite comfortable. The only downside is that the pad doesn t role up very small. They seem to know how to make stuff.

Reviewed in the united states on march 26 2016 i purchased two alps mountaineering ultra light series air pads long in february and did not unpackaged them until march only to find that one pad was defective due to it delaminated which caused a large air bubble to form at the head end of the air pad that continued to grow. The pads feature cored out foam to help save weight.