I just got a Big Agnes Divide Insulated for a recent backpacking trip and loved it. It was comfy and did well in the cold -- I was cosy and it was below freezing.
I used a Nemo tensor +tyvek through all of the AZT. No punctures. Everything is poky in az. Consider tyvek. It’s the most comfy UL pad I could find as a side sleeper. Otherwise my big Agnes divide is more comfy but heavy.
I need to investigate this. I got a BA Divide last year for a trip. When I tried it at home on the carpeted den floor, I didn't notice a sound. Got in my tent on the trip and laid down and it sounded like I was on a balloon. I may have to carry a light sheet of fabric to put down next time.
Hey peeps, I just tried the BA Divide and I was not super impressed, the air chambers running parallel to my body were kinda bugging my back.
I like a firmer bed (I do understand how pressure works) so I am looking for something which is more flat when fully inflated.
Please let me know what air mattress has worked for y'all.
You must be a warm sleeper.
I would classify myself as an average-to-cold sleeper, and I'd absolutely freeze on an R2 CCF at 32F. Forget about going lower. The first time I ever slept comfortably at freezing temperatures was the first time that I used an insulated inflatable sleeping pad (Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Ultra, R4). I was 38 at the time. The previous 27 years of my camping experience, I slept on CCF and froze my ass off whenever the temps were below 50F.
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