Great Sleeping Pad for Hiking?

[albatros43]

Its called the ground! God provides all you need in the wild for you to survive.

All this your talking about is luxuries

Lol. I'm not tough

 

[Nob0dy]

Lol. I'm not tough

Nor am I but the military has killed camping for me

 

[albatros43]

Nor am I but the military has killed camping for me

Man, hiking is crazy expensive. I wish I liked the hammocks but I don't. You can drop a grand without thinking on decent gear.

 

[Nob0dy]

Man, hiking is crazy expensive. I wish I liked the hammocks but I don't. You can drop a grand without thinking on decent gear.

I love camping in Boy Scouts, and thats when I realized stuff wasn't cheap.

A good back pack was like $150

 

[albatros43]

I love camping in Boy Scouts, and thats when I realized stuff wasn't cheap.

A good back pack was like $150

No joke.

Good pack - $200+
Pad - $100+
Bag - $150+
Tent - $300+
Boots - $100+

 

[Gimli2]

I don't think you are going to find any hiking pad that will make it seem like you are sleeping on anything but the ground. The best they can do is even out the lumps a little.

 

[albatros43]

I don't think you are going to find any hiking pad that will make it seem like you are sleeping on anything but the ground. The best they can do is even out the lumps a little.

With my air pad there are no lumps at all but I just don't like it very much

 

[batoncolle]

I used to do a lot of UL hiking, and I would use an air mattress and a closed cell foam egg crate pad that was long enough to reach from my shoulders to my hips. Fill the air mattress up about 3/4 full and lay the cell foam on top.

 

[Smoothie]

I have a hammock and like it but man that thing gets cold. Not to thread jack but any suggestions on an underquilt?

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[Lockout]

I just want to get away from spiders snakes and rats lol

I am a wuss