Sea to Summit Comfort Plus Insulated

During the night, you should definitely check this one out, backpackers, campers, climbers and even Mountaineers can find some use in this reliably bu...

So here is my new mattress. This is my brand-new sea2summit comfort, plus insulated, regular sleeping pad, and it's a rectangular comes in at a whoppi...

A combination of Thermolite synthetic insulation and a reflective interior fabric give the pad a warm 5 r-value, unlike some crinkly fabrics being use...

This pad to me is more comfortable, even though it's thinner so um, if you're ever unsure about that, try out multiple pads at your local store.

I've owned a lot of Sea to Summit products like my APIII sleeping bag, one of the best ever. They are a quality company. I can't say that here. This is the only product of S to S I have ever returned. The pad is not thick enough to support the pressure points, like hips and shoulders, of the average...

LIKE: low weight, comfortable due to the two layers. The inflation system - 4 small easy breaths. Dislike: if you move it is very noisy, so noisy your hiking friends will want to camp well away from you.

High quality sleeping pad! I have not tested the insulating features yet but the weight vs R-value makes for a balanced compromise.

NOTE: The valve is very similar to Exped valves so your Schnozzel will work as a pump sack!

PROS:

- My favorite feature is the dual chambers for inflation. Thi...

I bought this mat to replace a NeoAir XTherm that wouldn’t hold air. The R value isn’t as high, but I actually find it just as warm so far. This is one of the most comfortable pads that I’ve ever slept on, and I’ve tried a lot of different pads. I absolutely love the pump sack. It’s so fast. The onl...

This thing blew away my expectations of how comfy sleeping pads could be and set a new high water mark. Fairly light and very supportive, even for me with back problems.

Crunchy and crinkly sound when you're on it, which is not uncommon. The thermal property will be very noticeable on milder days a...

I used the Comfort Plus Insulated pad only 6 nights on the AT before I noticed the bottom chamber of the pad lost air. I’m grateful for the two air chambers as I would have been sleeping on the cold ground the rest of the section hike. (I did use a tent footprint under the tent!) I will say the pad ...