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Hikenture - Insulated Camping Mat with Pump Sack

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r/CampingGearSleeping Pad Recommendations (Budget)
11 months ago

For budget 4 season AND ATSM tested, Justin Outdoors reviewed the Hikenture sleeping pad: HIKENTURE Sleeping Pad, 6.2 R-Value Insulated Camping Mat with Pump Sack, Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Mat, Portable Self Inflating Sleeping Pad for Camping Backpacking Hiking(186L x 64W) https://a.co/d/cEha9rX I have used this pad in the winter months in Northwestern Ontario, I definitely prefer it over the non-ATSM tested Klymit pads (though they are slowly seeing an ATSM rating now). Slept great @ -20C. For 3 season use, Klymit isn't _bad_. My kid sleeps on it when she comes out for a Thanksgiving campout in October. We use this paired with a CCF pad, but in summer, no CCF pad needed. Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad - Recon 2020 https://a.co/d/3uR6dNx If you are wondering why I mentioned about klymit and the ATSM ratings, google/search Reddit "Klymit ATSM" and you will understand why.

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r/Ultralight3-seasons trekking mats: Naturehike 4.6 vs Hikenture 6.2 vs ...anything else?
5 months ago

I got the hikenture a couple months ago (I already had their pillow) but have only used it one night down to the mid 40’s.      I was a bit cold overall but didn’t feel cold from the pad.  So no complaints.  

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r/UltralightIs it worth it to invest in an inflatable sleeping pad?
11 months ago

Buy the hikenture or naturehike Pads for like 60-80

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