Sea to Summit Camp Sleeping Pad

When you open the multi-function valve, the open-cell foam inside the pad expands, drawing air in automatically. While it will do most of the work on its own, you may need to add a few breaths of air at the end if you prefer a firmer sleeping surface.

An R-value of 4.2 is ideal for three-season use, meaning it will keep you comfortable from early spring through late autumn. It is generally not recommended for deep winter or sub-freezing conditions, where you would typically want an R-value of 5.0 or higher.

The PillowLock system uses hook-and-loop patches that are specifically designed to secure Sea to Summit pillows to the mat. While it may not be compatible with other brands, the patches are removable if you prefer to use your own pillow.

Yes, the 75D polyester shell is abrasion-resistant and built to handle rugged use. However, to extend the life of any sleeping pad, it is always best practice to clear your campsite of sharp rocks and sticks before laying it down.

The pad includes a side-loading stuff sack, which makes packing significantly easier than traditional end-loading bags. By folding the pad in half and rolling it tightly to expel the air, you should be able to fit it back into the sack without much struggle.

Every pad comes with a repair kit included. It contains adhesive patches that allow you to quickly seal small punctures or tears so you can continue your trip without losing support.