winter sleep pad sea to summit ether light xt extreme vs naturehike 5.8R hiking backpacking
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2023
- just wanted to update this I made a mistake in the video and set the sea to Summit was 4in thick where in fact it is 10cm
and the naturehike isn't 3in thick it is 7cm
Good to know been looking at the Nature hike for winter camping. Looks to be decent for $
Personally I think it's hard to beat for the money. light tour does exactly the same pad just a different brand
@@geminikamper8670have an LLBean one with raring of 3.5 so want to try higher rated one
Thanks!
They do make a 5.0 R value version which is supposed to be longer and thicker. I think probably just don't actually know the r value so they say it's 5,but it's probably the same if not more as the one you've got. I was in touch with a guy who was able to try both of them out and he said the 5.0 was more comfortable than 5.8, although a bit heavier and bulkier,but not by much. I've tried mine(5.8 183cm mummy) for new years eve and really liked the comfort of it. I do dislike that it bottoms out when i sit on it,maybe i should just add more air,but I'm afraid of over inflating.
Hi I didn't realise that they did a 5r when I was looking I took to UA-cam and looked at grizzly gaz review also Zoe and Gareth I have to admit for the price I'm happy with how warm it is and also the Comfort But I do agree I would like it to be slightly thicker even if there's a slight increase in weight for me it would be worth it
I think the size is in reference to fit their own cot as they also have a tent similar to Decathlon 2 seconds but made for the single cot. Now Onetigris just came out with a similar one R value 5.2 but is only $79 in Amazon USA. I ordered since I’m camping in Yosemite in mid April which should be pretty cold if not snowy, who knows but I’ll be coming prepared. I live in the San Bernardino mountains in California and so far not much snow yet but fall started colder than usual and is still early to predict, last year was atrocious, we made the news with so much snow. Thanks for the video, very detailed.
@@carmenmartinez2882
hi here in the UK we don't really get much below -7 so it's never really a hard test for some of these sleeping pads. Myself I sleep quite cold so I always like to have a sleep pad with a reasonably high r value
Don't know if you've seen this UA-cam channel but quite like the look of this sleeping pad being a 5r 26 inches wide and 4 inches thick
ua-cam.com/video/PekXW5LlpiE/v-deo.htmlsi=hbP7AzIHkZONVN1P
Did you experience any air leaks with the Naturhike so far?
I've probably had about 8 nights on the mattress so far and no problems or any are leaking so far
@@geminikamper8670 thanks. I am inclined to buy it