A couple of years ago I did a review on the Klymit Inertia X-Frame, an extremely lightweight, packable sleeping pad. In January I bought the new version, the O-Zone. It has more coverage, but is only 2oz heavier (11oz) and only slightly larger when packed.
As my friends get winded filling up their full size sleeping pads I laugh as I blow up my pad in 5-7 large breaths. There's a pillow that's attached but blows up separately in 2-3 breaths. I like to keep the pad in my sleeping bag. I find it keeps me warmer and I don't ever "fall" off of it in my tossing and turning.
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This is how small it packs, only slightly larger than a 12 oz soda can.
When you want to go lightweight but still be comfortable, this is a great option. When I car camp I do use it in tandem with a basic Thermarest for the feeling of being in a queen size memory foam bed....
So, if you don't like spending 10 minutes and 300 breathes filling up your sleeping bad check out the Klymit Inertia O-Zone! ($99)
