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Gear Doctors® Self Inflating Sleeping Pad [Waterproof] - Insulated Sleeping Pad - Self Inflating Air Mattress Camping & Backpacking - Memory Foam Camping Mattress - Camp Sleeping Mats (4.3 R-Value)

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Color: Self-inflating


Features

  • Maximum Comfort: With Oxylus self inflating sleeping pad Say goodbye to sleepless stressful nights due to restlessness caused by a lumpy, thin, or flat camping air mattress. Now, thinly-cushioned, easily deflated, and poorly insulated sleeping pads no longer have to rob you of precious sleep.
  • Warmth, Convenience, & Topnotch Portability: Thanks to the specialized thermo-insulation 4.3 R-value foam of our insulated sleeping pad backpacking compact sleeping pad units, you dont have to run out of trunk space. Measuring a measly 8 x 12 inches and weighing only 2.2 lbs, our packs fully inflate to a hefty and comfortable 72 inch by 20 inch by 1.5 inch sleeping pad.
  • Easy Setup And Takedown: Inflating and deflating our sleeping pads is as easy as 1-2-3. How easy? easier than air mattress camping Just twist the pads leak-proof valve and unroll your pad, air starts filling up the pads open cell foam. You only need to add a few more puffs of air and your pad can hold its firm shape for days! perfect sleeping mats for adults, sleeping pads for floor
  • Tough Non-Allergenic Outer Shell: Not only will our sleep pad s 75d micro coated green polyester stand up to the test of time thanks to its resistance to water and U.V rays, it has a skin-friendly hypoallergenic outer coat so youre assured of a comforting itch-free full nights rest like a camp bed.
  • Lifetime Durability:our camping mattress Manufactured with the latest high-performance materials technology based on the highest industry quality standards for our sleeping mat camping, we stand by our products performance even in the most extreme weather conditions. How confident are we of our products ability to take whatever mother nature throws its way? Well back it up with 24/7 customer support for the life of the product! Just reach out to us and well be sure to get back to you within 24 hours.

Size: Single


Special Feature: Compact, Adjustable


Brand: Gear Doctors


Color: Self-inflating


Product Dimensions: 72"L x 1.5"W x 22"Th


Specific Uses For Product: Sleeping Pad


Included Components: Carry Bag, Repair Patch, Pump


Target Audience: Adult


Model Name: Gear Doctors Oxylus


Capacity: 2.2 Pounds


Size: Single


Special Feature: Compact, Adjustable


Brand: Gear Doctors


Color: Self-inflating


Product Dimensions: 72"L x 1.5"W x 22"Th


Specific Uses For Product: Sleeping Pad


Included Components: Carry Bag, Repair Patch, Pump


Target Audience: Adult


Model Name: Gear Doctors Oxylus


Capacity: 2.2 Pounds


Number of Items: 1


Item Firmness Description: Medium


Item Thickness: 1.5 Inches


Manufacturer: Gear Doctors


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: Gear Doctors


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 9, 2018


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    • Great Sleeping Pad on a Budget
Color: Self-inflating
Review Image by bb3613 bb3613
I purchased this sleeping pad back in 2022 and have now used it on many camping trips across all seasons. It is a great piece of gear, and has been durable as well as comfortable. Takes a few minutes to inflate but I set up other stuff around camp while it's filling. You can top off with a few breaths if you want firmer sleep. Packing is also simple. My most recent trip was car camping, and the tent site was quite rocky. The Gear Doctor pad really helped sitting on tent floor and tarp. Plus, it was unseasonably chilly and the pad kept me nice and warm under my sleeping bag. I am 6 ft, 180lbs, and it's plenty big. I tend to leave it slightly under inflated so it won't slide and is a bit more comfortable. It's been stomped on, tossed around, stuff dropped on it, and never any issues. It's extremely light, but a little bulky for REALLY ultra-light backpacking. Takes up a decent portion of my 40 liter pack. That said, it works great and beats sleeping on the ground or the thin "yoga mat" style pads. I've been very happy with the Gear Doctors sleeping pad long-term and feel good knowing it has a lifetime warranty. If you're considering it, go for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2024 by bb3613 bb3613
    • Great value! Expecting good things from this pad.
Color: Apolloair
Review Image by John Paulson John Paulson
Review Image by John Paulson John Paulson
Review Image by John Paulson John Paulson
I purchased this pad as a backup for my Big Agnus. I go on a Colorado high country hunting trip every Sept. I compared the 2 side by side and have some information for others if interested. Cost The top quality pads are traditionally around $200 but this pad is half of that. Also, this pad comes with an inflation bag. I had to purchase that separate with the Big Agnus as you can see the orange inflater bag is from Sea to Summit. Weight Gear Dr (GD) - 16.8 oz Big Agnus Q Core SLX (BA) - 17.6 oz Size and Shape As you can see, the GD is a little longer and has more of a mummy shape. It also packs down a little smaller. Take into consideration that I have used the BA many times before and that the GD is new and we all know things are smaller new as you can never get them back into the original packaging. Noise This is always the challenge with UL pads. They may be super light, but they sound like you are rolling around on a snare drum. I had the NeoAir pad in the past and it was light as could be but too noisy for me. The BA is slightly quieter and it has a softer feel to the touch. I have not slept on the GD pad yet but in my initial comparison, it does not seem to be significant. Nights on the pad will tell. Considerations and Opinions The BA pad has the ability to inflate it and push a value to let air out a little at a time. This allows easy adjustment to your preferred comfort. The GD pad does not. However, I under inflated the GD pad and then just added air a breath at a time and this was an easy fix. In my opinion, I think this pad will be great for back sleepers. The baffles are left to right. I prefer up and down baffles as (at least in my head) this helps me from rolling off the pad at night. Overall, I really like this pad and plan to test it next month to see how it performs in the mountains. I was not able to rate the sleeping comfort at this time but by initial assessment is positive. I prefer a slightly under-inflated pad to over-inflated for my sleeping comfort. Beginners traditionally inflate to max fill and then the pad is more like a trampoline than a sleeping pad. I made this mistake early in my backpacking but not anymore. Overall, I think this pad has a lot of potential. It's less than half the cost and lighter in weight that my current pad. For the younger cost conscious back sleepers out there, I think this is certainly an item where you can save a few bucks and still get a good UL pad. The cost to weight ratio is excellent. Take the money you save here and put that toward a better bag or quilt. This may also serve the side sleepers out there... Time will tell as to the quality and durability but the company has a lifetime warranty. Overall, I would recommend this purchase and have recommended it to others that are going on the trip with me this Sept. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022 by John Paulson John Paulson
    • PCT thruhike approved
Color: Apolloair
Review Image by Ma_ S Ma_ S
Let me start by saying that I had been asked by the company owner to review the product right after I had received it in the mail. I didn't do that. I wanted to truly test it before writing anything about it. I bought it to be used during my Pacific Crest Trail thruhike, which took about 5 months to complete. My body has a hard time regulating its temperature. It's always too hot or way too cold. Coming from Hawaii where my body only knew what 70⁰ and 80⁰ temperatures were, I was scared I'd be cold at night on those 20-40⁰ nights in the California desert all the way up the the Canadian border in September's cold temps. I have a Dan Durston X-Mid 2p tent. I slept on the Gear Doctors Apollo Air pad and used the Hyke & Byke Eolus 0⁰F 800FP Goose Down sleeping bag. I slept comfortably on most nights. I was only cold whenever my feet had slid off the pad. Which proves its efficiency. Another thing to notice is that even though the pad does make sounds when you move around, it was one of the quietest pad out on the trail. Thermarests SUCK! They are soooo loud that I couldn't sleep a few nights because other hikers nearby were using that pad. Even with earplugs, I'd still hear the thermarest! The Apolo Air definitely kept me warm, was super easy to deflate and fold into it's little bag. However, the inflating bag isn't that great, especially for the extra weight. It also failed on me. It had a leak right on the grey valve. Making it super slow to inflate it. So I ended up ditching the inflation bag and inflated the pad by mouth after the Sierra Nevada. Which I know probably decreased the durability and usability of the pad. Because it'll create mold on the inside since there's a lot of moisture in our breath, especially if compared to the dry air pumped in by the inflation bag. I wish it was a little bit lighter in weight. But considering its R-Value and durability, plus a more affordable price under the $100 mark, you can't beat it! A lot of my friends on the trail slept cold and or had to deal with the extremely loud noise from their super expensive pads. So I'm super happy with my purchase and I hope it won't get moldy. We shall see. Overall, I absolutely recommend this sleeping pad for nights in the teens all the way up to the 100⁰F. Thanks Gear Doctors for a great product! I posted a photo of the pad after 5.5 months of using it pretty much every night. My 5 year old goddaughter is laying on it. It got dirty, but still functions perfectly, minus the inflation bag. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2021 by Ma_ S Ma_ S

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