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My husband likes to nap on the floor but isn't as young as he used to be and needs some padding. He said this helps a lot. Folds up very small, easy to store, weighs next to nothing.

Daughter took this on a Klondike campout with her scout troop where they slept in tents. Night time temps were about 20 degrees. The intention was to combine this foam pad with her other blowup sleeping pad to help keep her insulated from the snowy ground. However, she liked this one so much that she used only this one. Not bad for a freezing night.

Es perfecto para el camping. es cómodo y fácil de llevar.

These are super - very lightweight and compact. Whoever designed these was a good thinker.I use two of these to give me a bit extra cushion, although they do slip into each other... but that's ok. it gives me just a wee bit more extra that I need to stay comfortable. I can sleep on my wood floor with these, plus a blanket underneath them (and I'm in my 50s, so that's saying something about the comfort) (and my back, I suppose, too) ; )These fold up very nicely, and have two big bands that keep them snug. I prefer these over any other thin camping pad by far. Nicer, dryer, (therefore warmer) and lighter.Great for camping, great for extra teens staying over at your house, too. I now own 4 of these.I've tried all sorts of camping pads, air mattresses, etc. These are my faves. By far.

Is amazing to put under a sleeping bag to keep you off the ground

We actually don’t use these for camping but instead cut them in half and use as knee pads when working in the garden or flower bed. Keeps you dry when the ground is wet, comfortable on your knees and gives you a large surface to put your hand down.

Horrible mat. Has about a millimeter worth of actual cushion. Garbage and would never recommend to anyone. Ever

It's an OK pad. I use it as a bottom layer.