Ecotek Outdoors Hybern8 Ultralight Inflatable Sleeping Pad for Hiking Backpacking and Camping - Contoured FlexCell Design - Perfect for Sleeping Bags and Hammocks (Evergreen)

As expected. Perfect for hammock

Je l'adore, il me suit partout ... Ses formes conviennent à mes épaules et os saillants des hanches, il est tout léger et me sert aussi dans les stages... je ne lui trouve pas trop d'utilité dans le hamac car là, je dois assez fort le dégonfler pour y trouver mon confort... Mais sinon il est génial et en plus durable ;) Je l'ai emmené au Pérou dans la jungle Amazonienne et aussi dans les forets humides belges... il s'adapte à la morphologie et ne fait pas de bruit désagréable de matelas.

Diese Luftmatratze ist super schnell aufgeblasen und verliert auch keine Luft über mehrere Tage. Es ist eine sehr leichte und kleines Packmaß. Außerdem hält sie die form in welche man sie drückt, sehr gut für Hängematten. einziges Manko ist das sie recht schmal ist, trotz das es eine normale Luftmatratze ist.

20 days in in a field ex in Wx and the mattress is still providing great support and comfort. We all know how reliable an issued air mattress is and how bulky the new foamy is. The last popular brand air mattress with "rip stop" I bought lasted only 5 days top before slow leak developed and completely failed when I was overseas. Bought this days before coming out to Marital Dissolve, and still going strong. It is compact and light weigh enough I pack it in my day bag instead of my ruck. I'm a side sleeper and it keeps my old hip bone off the cold hard ground. As described in it's instructions, it only took me 8-10 breaths to fully inflate, pending on the ground. I've also been using it on radio watch at night to pad those uncomfortable chairs.My only suggestion for EcoTek is, make one in rectangular so that it can fill up the surface area of a bivi bag.A tip on packing. Simply roll it up towards the valve then do the tri-fold. I tried to fold it the way it was originally packed. Takes too long and doesn't guarantee to squeeze all the air out.

I brought this with me while I camped and hiked in Iceland and Scotland. It is lightweight, easy to pack and packs fairly small, easy to inflate (can take some understanding of the one-way mouth piece), and comfortable. It was a fine length for me as a 6'1" male, just had my feet off the end. I am a side sleeper and had no issues with the ground. I am not too familiar with the grading system for insulation/ heat retention, but there were a few nights the temp got below freezing and I was a bit cold. But part of that might have been my sleeping bag heat level.Also the price is GREAT! Spent a bunch of time at REI and most pads were $100-200, and I feel like this is very comparable to most of them.Only complaint/ issues I could see are:- Bottom isn't really non-slide, and top is slick. So if you aren't on flat ground you might need to move yourself back on the pad in the middle of the night.- I feel like the one-way valve could break with a lot of use. But after 20 or so uses, it doesn't show signs of problems at this point.Would highly recommend.