REDCAMPFoldable Foam Camping Pads for Sleeping, Waterproof Closed Cell Foam Camping Sleeping Pad - Ultra-Lightweight for Hiking & Backpacking, R-2.1 Insulated, Royal Blue/Grey/Green/Brown/Khaki

Size and ground insulation.

perfect just what i needed

This thing is light, that's the only good thing I can say about it. I took this backpacking over the weekend and took this pad to save some weight, which it did. However it was not comfortable at all, offering very little cushion under my sleeping bag. I guess if you happen to find a perfect campsite with a nice mossy or grassy spot to set up on, this pad may do the trick to keep the moisture off you. If there's any hard pack dirt under your sleeping area, you'll know about it. Ill definitely be going back to using a higher end inflatable pad. This may be a good supplemental pad for going under an inflatable, but I'll probably wind up cutting this pad up to make seat cushions to bring camping. All in all my opinion is to either put this under an inflatable, or just spend the extra money for a reputable inflatable, a good night's rest is worth every penny.*UPDATE* - after seeing my review the company contacted me and offered me a refund or replacement product free of charge thinking it may have been defective. They also let me keep the original. I opted for the replacement, which is no better than the first, but I will still use it to put under my inflatable pad. The customer support for this company is top notch though so I've updated this review to 4 stars.

I bought this to use with a cot on a 3 night trip with 30 degree lows. Since I was using it with a cot it's primary purpose was to act as an insulator on the compressed side of my sleeping bag. I was worried that sleeping on a cot might cause it to bow severely, but it folded back up neatly each morning. I slept on the mat silver side up and It did a good job keeping the underside side warm.

Thank you

As long is not too cold

I was super skeptical about how comfortable these would be. One is tolerable though, and two stacked on top of each other is certainly adequate. They’re lightweight, and retain some warmth, easy enough to carry around. Again, if you’re hung up on sleeping pad options, these are worth a consideration, especially if doing car/campground camping. Might be a bit bulky for some backpack campers to pack around…?

This pad kept me warm on a 30 degree night, when used as a cot pad. I was concerned about sleeping in a cot with air flow all around me but this pad has a radiant barrier that reflects your body heat back at you instead of transferring to the surrounding air. Worked great!