These closed cell EVA foam pads will supplement any adventure & give you excellent versatility with your current gear and in different situations. Great for recovery, stretching, yoga, or keeping your gear out of snow and mud! The pad does not absorb water.
By combining this 1/8 inch foam pad with your current sleeping pad, you can add an estimated .5 R value to the current pad's insulating abilities. Use multiple closed cell foam pads together for additional insulation. It will also keep your sleeping pad from sliding on sloped ground & provides extra protection from punctures.
This closed cell foam pad can be folded, rolled, or wrapped around other gear for versatile packing, & can add comfort & stability to frameless packs. It is readily available in emergency situations to use as extra body insulation or as shoe & gear repair material.
Short: 1.5* oz
Regular: 2.5* oz
*Disclaimer: weight may vary up to an oz
Features:
Fold & use as an ultralight seat replacement
Great mat for recovery, stretching, & yoga
Provides protection from punctures for your sleeping pad, & serves as a backup in case of sleeping pad malfunction
Adds an estimated .5 R value to sleeping pad insulation
Keeps sleeping pad from sliding on sloped ground
Does not absorb water
Can add comfort & stability to frameless backpacks
Can be folded, rolled, or wrapped around other gear for versatile packing
Technology:
Fabric: Closed Cell EVA Foam (2 lb density)
Dimensions:
Short: 1/8" Thick x 20"x40"
Regular: 1/8" Thick x 20"x60"
Gender: Unisex
NOTE: Weights may vary up or down .25 oz as thickness will also vary slightly. The closed cell foam will also show marks easily, so a variety of markings & variation in coloration should be expected even on new items. This is not a problem, but simply due to the fabric of the foam pad. Marks will eventually fade.
Shipping: Please note that if ordered alone, the foam pad will be folded for shipping and fold lines will be visible for a few days afterward. These will eventually fade.
Warranty: None - this product is considered to be consumable & will not be eligible for warranty claims.
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I went on a cold weather camp out with scouts in Arkansas last week, and used this pad in my hammock to increase for warm, and on the ground under my airpad to protect it and give just a bit more warmth. It is so light! I felt like it worked well. It wrinkled up some in the hammock, but it didn't bother me (I had several layers). It smoothed out well when I moved to the ground after two days (different campsite, required a tent). I was very happy with this pad!
This pad has seen only about 60-70 miles and a large chunk tore off. Besides that it's got slices straight through it from using it as a sit pad for breaks. If all your doing with this is using it so your pad don't slide around your tent, then it works fine. Seems like you really got to baby this foam it's so fragile.
At a miniscule weight penalty this pad fills many roles. I recently used it hammock camping on a rainy weekend. I used it to lay out my gear somewhere dry set up my camp area and as a place to stretch out on the ground and stay dry. I stood on it to get dressed and change socks. It dries quick and most dirt brushes off. Yes it shows signs of wear easily, it's 1/8" thick. I almost put it between my underquilt and hammock as extra insulation on a cold night. You can use it as a seat or to give shape to your pack. I would never use it as a sole sleeping pad, but would use it keep a pad from sliding or just to add "some" extra insulation at night. So as long as you view it as a do anything tool to separate you or your stuff from the ground you'll be happy.
I knew this was for ultralight backpacking but I was not prepared for how terribly thin this thing is! it does provide insulation from the cold ground absorbing heat... but you had better be sleeping on sand because you will feel every single stick or rock on the ground beneath you. It tore the first night I used it and it was impossible to stay on it. I would not buy another.
Hey Courtney,
Sorry to hear about your poor experience with the closed cell foam pad. This pad was not intended to every be used as a stand-alone sleeping pad, but to compliment a separate sleeping pad & keep it from sliding, add a bit more insulation, and work as a sit pad around camp.
I knew this was for ultralight backpacking but I was not prepared for how terribly thin this thing is! it does provide insulation from the cold ground absorbing heat... but you had better be sleeping on sand because you will feel every single stick or rock on the ground beneath you. It tore the first night I used it and it was impossible to stay on it. I would not buy another.
Hey Courtney,
Sorry to hear about your poor experience with the closed cell foam pad. This pad was not intended to every be used as a stand-alone sleeping pad, but to compliment a separate sleeping pad & keep it from sliding, add a bit more insulation, and work as a sit pad around camp.