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64-matthew • 7 months ago

My exped is a piece of magic.

r/bicycletouring • Sleeping pad recommendations ->
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64-matthew • about 1 year ago

My exped is really comfortable and warm

r/bikepacking • Recommendations for sleeping pad ->
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64-matthew • 11 months ago

I've used it for about 80 days over several trips. It's a very robust build.

r/bikepacking • Recommendations for sleeping pad ->
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AcadianCascadian • 10 months ago

Same. OP, given that you have the space, I would recommend memory foam or something similar. I use a 6” trifold mattress, but in your case, given that you have the space and have trouble sleeping, I would recommend a normal one-piece mattress for you. If you do use the Exped, the secret is to adjust the air pressure. Everyone is different, but for me, if I let out air until my butt just barely touched the floor while sitting on it, that would be ideally comfortable (though not as comfortable as memory foam) when I laid down on it.

r/overlanding • Most comfortable long term sleeping mattresses/pads? ->
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AdeptNebula • 3 months ago

Exped Ultra is comfortable and ultralight. Pretty affordable, too. Give it a try

r/Ultralight • Therarest Neoloft VS. Zenbivy Flex Air Mattress ->
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Admirable-Strike-311 • 5 months ago

I had a Tensor and it was uncomfortable for me as well. I’ve found Exped inflatable pads comfortable. My favorite right now though is the Neoloft.

r/backpacking • Are inflatable pads uncomfortable for anyone else? ->
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AdPresent9414 • 4 months ago

I second this. Love my exped 3R and 5R. The UL 5R is ~$160 and sleeps better than thicker pads I've used

r/backpacking • Three season sleeping pad that doesn't break the bank ->
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After_Pitch5991 • 10 months ago

I am an Exped Ultra 3R and 5R fan. I feel like they are highly underrated in the hiking community. My opinion is they sleep warmer than rated, are super comfortable, quite and cost less than a lot of pads. Just an FYI if you want another possibility/option. Edit: Sorry, I forgot this was Ultralight. I was thinking it was the Appalachian Trail sub.

r/Ultralight • How are people liking the Nemo Tensor Elite? ->
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After_Pitch5991 • 11 months ago

Exped Ulrta 3R or 5R. It's my favorite. I only use the 3R and pair it with a CCF pad in cold weather.

r/AppalachianTrail • Best sleeping pads for larger tossier turnier gentlemen ->
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After_Pitch5991 • 10 months ago

I backpack a lot and have a lot of bad back issues. I always dial my gear in at home before going into the field. I like Exped Ultra pads, I mostly use the 3R. They are highly underrated and are super comfortable for me. I use the trekology pillow. I have expermented with two in the past but I am back to one. I have used sleeping bags and quilts. Bags are out for me. Quilts are more comfortable. This year I went with the Zen Bivy light bed and it is very comfortable. I flip and flop all night and love this quilt/half sheet so far. I can get into any position for comfort.

r/WildernessBackpacking • How to dial in sleeping pad setup for chronic back issues? ->
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After_Pitch5991 • 10 months ago

I use the Exped Ultra 3r and love it. Their pads are highly underrated.

r/Ultralight • Sleeping pad analysis paralysis ->
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After_Pitch5991 • 8 months ago

Exped pads are highly underrated!

r/Ultralight • Very poor sleep on the NeoAir X Lite NXT. Recommendations? ->
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AgeApart7092 • 3 months ago

After various attempts of finding the right set up: Exped on top of a cot. Watch for REI sales for the Exped, and watch the garage sale area for the cot.

r/camping • Camping Cots ->
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a_maker • 11 months ago

I’m a sidesleeper that also uses an Exped pad (3R). I find it very comfortable and it’s light and warm enough for my purposes. I have the standard mummy shape.

r/WildernessBackpacking • Packable sleep pad that is as comfortable as Exped Megamat? ->
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amaleawakened • 7 months ago

A sleeping pad is not the spot you sacrifice for the minuscule weight savings possible. I use an Exped mat that is like 4” thick, extra wide, XL, and insulated and I’m not even sure it’s heavier than the 1” Thermarest I used for 20 yrs prior.

r/motocamping • What‘s the comfiest (ultralight) camping mat for dual sporting? ->

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