Big Agnes Air Core Ultra

Hi, I'm Rob from Big Agnes and I'm here to tell you about our super comfy, lightweight insulated AirCore Ultra pads. This light and compact three seas...

So Big Agnes gives this pad a three season worthy temperature rating of down to about 15 degrees Fahrenheit. The insulated Air Core Ultra is an inflat...

So folks, for my review of the Big Agnes Insulated AirCore Ultra Sleeping Pad, that's pretty much it.

Alright there it is the Ultra Aircore insulated 25 by 72 inch pad by Big Agnes.

Also on the topic of backpacking sleeping pads… try a Big Agnes insulated air-core or q-core sleeping pad. They are pretty damn comfy. Somewhat pricy though.

The insulation in this airpad allows you to sleep directly on it if you choose.. The only con that I had while using this airpad is that it was slippery and if sleeping on a slant I would slide down the airpad. Otherwise easy to inflate with the bag with the bag it comes with firm flation.. I actual...

I had a Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Ultra sleeping mat. It was incredibly comfortable but there was a problem - it is sooooo noisy! I literally woke up in the midnight because of the noise from my partner’s sleeping pads, and vice versa.

I bought this a couple weeks ago and already love this sleeping pad. Pretty big and very quiet when sleeping on it. A little thin but if thats an issue just try and get the wide kind. Very thick pad though that packs up nice and small and worth the money. The sack to inflate the pad doesnt work that...

A friend swore by the Big Agnes Q-Core Insulated (the green one). It comes in multiple lengths and widths.

Wasn't the lightest but it served them well. It's like 3.5in thick.

I got these for my kids, whom think they’re great. The blow up bag is made of a thicker-than-usual material that make them somewhat hard to use. I’ll probably scrap them and use my blow up bag. Overall, not too bad.