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Since 1997, Exped has been building quality sleeping pads and pillows for the outdoor enthusiast. Exped’s acclaimed down-filled sleeping pads offer three times the warmth and comfort of mats with comparable weight. Exped pads and pillows use an airtight and humidity-resistant polurethane film that is laminated to the inside of the shell fabric, with honeycomb-textured fabric for slip resistance that doesn’t interfere with the sleeper’s changing positions. All seams on Exped mats are high-frequency welded to ensure mat integrity. Pick up a set ... Learn more about Expedof Exped pillows to complete and enhance your outdoor sleeping experience.
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Reviewed by Lesky from Detroit on Friday, April 26, 2013We haven't used this bag yet, but I can say this about it: 1. It is lightweight, but strong. 2. It is a good shape for keeping basic items dry, say on a day hike or short kayak trip when you need just a couple things with you. (Check the dimensions to see if it would be the right shape for your needs.) 3. This was our first attempt at a see-through bag. You can make out about 75% of what is inside, especially if you can push the clear panel right against it. 4. The roll/snap lock makes a nice, easy grab handle. 5. We haven't tested it in water, but when the bag is closed up, I couldn't push any air out whatsoever, so that makes me feel confident that it would do the job. I have a separate waterproof cell phone cover that lets me use the phone right in it, but if I didn't have that, I would probably use this for my phone to take to the beach or anywhere it might get dropped in a puddle, etc.
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Reviewed by heliocen from Maine on Sunday, April 14, 2013At $28 with free shipping on STrading post deal this can't be beat. So lightweight and even as a side sleeper I'm on air.
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Reviewed by Justin time for the woods from Virginia on Thursday, April 11, 2013This quilt is a bit pricy without at least a 30% coupon, for what you get. Quality is great, but it's definitely somewhat heavy for a quilt only rated for 45 degrees, probably comes from all the snaps it has on both sides and the use of polyester on the inside lining instead of nylon like most UL quilts and bags use. Overall, I really like it and was happy with the price when i used a 35& coupon--was a great deal in that case. I would give it a higher rating if they had built something in it to help with the drafts that invariably happen when two people sleep together, and at least one is a nighttime tosser and turner sleeper type. I recently tested it out with my wife while camping during a 39 low, with non thermal clothing on, and i was plenty warm. My wife was plenty warm too, but then again she was covered in thermal type clothing, down jacket over her hiking shirt, micro fuzzy fleece pants, thick wool socks, etc Good quilt for the price with a good coupon. P.S., i will note there were some mix ups by Sierra Trading post regarding specifications earlier, but they have largely been corrected except that the 45 degree rating from the Exped site should be listed, and the actual just quilt weight should be listed, which is 31 oz.
Exped Outlet: Due to limited quantities, not all products are available in our Outlet Stores. Find out more about outlets.
Exped Overstocks: inventory too high, had to be drastically reduced -- always first quality. Find out more about overstock items.
Exped Closeouts: may be last year's model or color -- always first quality. Find out more about closeouts.
Exped 2nds:
Cosmetic Blems or Irregulars. Minor cosmetic blemishes or slight irregularities
which do not affect the fit, performance, or longevity of the item. Label is
usually clipped or marked by the manufacturer. A small flaw means big savings.
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